IE compatibility about nod HOT 8 CLOSED

I honestly haven't spend any time trying to make it work in IE and currently have very few ways to test it, so I don't even know how it behaves in IE right now. Honestly I'm not even sure how to debug javascript code in IE.

I'll leave this ticket open as a reminder to get that done soon'ish (kind of busy at the moment with other things unfortunately).

Any help would be appreciated!

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Hi Gorm,

Thanks for the response. Turns out, it works great in IE; I overlooked a trailing comma in the metrics.

Great plugin, thank you!

-Mike

From: Gorm Casper [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, April 03, 2013 2:50 PM
To: casperin/nod
Cc: kahlua
Subject: Re: [nod] IE compatibility (#9)

I honestly haven't spend any time trying to make it work in IE and currently have very few ways to test it, so I don't even know how it behaves in IE right now. Honestly I'm not even sure how to debug javascript code in IE.

I'll leave this ticket open as a reminder to get that done soon'ish (kind of busy at the moment with other things unfortunately).

Any help would be appreciated!

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Oh! Awesome :)

What's the lowest IE you tested it in? Just curious

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Tested in IE7 and looks good. =)

From: Gorm Casper [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, April 03, 2013 2:56 PM
To: casperin/nod
Cc: kahlua
Subject: Re: [nod] IE compatibility (#9)

Oh! Awesome :)

What's the lowest IE you tested it in? Just curious

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Sweet. Thanks! Glad you find it useful :-)

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Sorry to bother you again but how do I implement nod for a typical ‘yes/no’ radio button group?

Thanks in advance.

-Mike

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Sent: Wednesday, April 03, 2013 3:17 PM
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Subject: Re: [nod] IE compatibility (#9)

Sweet. Thanks! Glad you find it useful :-)

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You are not bothering. :-)

Right now, you can't I believe. I guess I couldn't think of a usecase for it when I was figuring out what checks to implement. (why not just disable the radio button if you don't want people clicking on it?)

Would it be a good way to implement it same way I did with checkboxes? Where you apply the "presence" to it. That would work, right?

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I added support for it now, but it was a lot more complex than I expected. I'll update the documentation later, but until then here's a hint:

[ '[name=myRadios]', 'exact:2', 'You must click on second radio' ]

not:2 if you want them not to click on a radio button with value='2'. Hope you figure it out :)

Edit: Please test the hell out of this one and tell me if you find any bugs!

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