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12 years 4 months ago #12338 by momentis

Replied by momentis on topic Custom slider and IE9

The fix you sent worked. Thanks SO much!!

As usual, I appreciate the incredibly fast support.

Rick

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12 years 4 months ago #12334 by douglas

Replied by douglas on topic Custom slider and IE9

Dear Rick,

That's odd... It should be working with IE9. Can you provide a direct link, so I can take a closer look?

Also, I'm working on a new version and I'll send it to you in a few minutes;

Best regards,

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12 years 5 months ago #12333 by momentis

Custom slider and IE9 was created by momentis

Douglas,

I am back! It's been a while, but I found a need for this excellent extension!!

I have the latest version of MooFAQ running on a J 2.5.6 installation. Ideally, I would like none of the sliders to be open when a user first arrives on the MooFAQ page. My FAQ has three categories displaying, and the default behavior had the first slider in each category open. I changed the slider type to "Custom", which allowed the page to load with no sliders open. However, when I did this, the slider function stopped working correctly in IE9. Now, clicking on an article title opens the article instead of expanding the slider. Again, this behavior is in IE, not Firefox or Chrome.

Any ideas?

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