The charts are working ok in most browsers, including firefox and Opera. However in IE I am getting:
Object doesn't support this property or method
report_graph.js
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URI: http://10.11.4.92:5000/assets/report_graph.js?body=1
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Charles
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Can you post a screenshot just of the window? Awful hard to read. – Michael Petrotta Aug 09 '12 at 16:25
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You have to post the code inside report_graph.js, try to debug your code, probably you'll see where it happens. – Ricardo Alvaro Lohmann Aug 09 '12 at 16:42
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Hi Michael, yes it's via virtual box which is why it was weird. I put the actual text above. – Michael Durrant Aug 09 '12 at 16:59
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Hi Ricardo, yeah this would be a cinch if I could get it to happen on my (Mac) machine for local development. As I couldn't and this is _only_ an IE8 problem I am using virtual box to see it, but I think this makes debugging it hard. – Michael Durrant Aug 09 '12 at 17:01
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It's possible that you're calling the javascript file along with a query-string attached. Check out: Passing Querystring style parameters into Javascript file and Passing parameters to JavaScript files for possible solutions.
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It wa all due to a `.trim() at the end of some of the code !
e.g. I had $('some selectors).text().trim()
Changing it to $('some selectors).text().trim() fixed it.
As it actually has worked ok in some browsers this seems to suggest an actual issue with the javascript engine in IE. Either it doesn't support the method that other browsers do... or it does not handle the error as gracefully, causing a runtime exception for a error that other browser ignore.
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2It seems there is a typo, you said twice the same thing : $('some selectors).text().trim() – KmeCnin Mar 17 '15 at 09:55