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Does this still work? #78

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sinrise opened this issue Aug 23, 2016 · 15 comments
Open

Does this still work? #78

sinrise opened this issue Aug 23, 2016 · 15 comments

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@sinrise
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sinrise commented Aug 23, 2016

I've followed all instructions but so far this has had utterly no effect on my broken site in IE. Looks perfect everywhere else, including Edge, but in any version of IE the layout is broken. I've added the -js-display to my css, included the script, and the 'supportsFlexbox' function, and included the data-style attribute to my code. There are no JS errors but it's still just not working.

@jasonmonsef
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The last 1.0 version works for me, the 2.0 version has not worked for me no matter what i try :/ Stoked to at least be able to offer partial support for IE users, cuz i was about to ditch them entirely because of how much i love flex box ;)

@djmtype
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djmtype commented Sep 7, 2016

Nope, doesn't seem to work in IE9. The demo in IE9 doesn't seem to work either. Is there a link to version 1 somewhere? Version 2.0 is the earliest version in the history.

@imshuffling
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Same here - Version 1.06 works for me, https://github.com/jonathantneal/flexibility/releases

@liu-dongyu
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@imshuffling How to use flexibility in v1.0.6 ? flexibility(document.documentElement); seems not work;

@imshuffling
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@liu-dongyu I just used version 1 and referenced flexbox in the stylesheet and it worked for me. What are you trying to achieve?

@samwilliscreative
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samwilliscreative commented Oct 19, 2016

I'm using the v1.0.6 file, post css module to prefix all of my css properties when compiling, and then I have flexibility(document.body); in my site.js file. However, I'm just getting the following error:
Uncaught TypeError: flexibility is not a function

Is anyone able to help?

@bojandragojevic
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Same here, demo is not working. Tried to test it in saucelabs ie9 on windows7 but doesn't work.

@AdamMarsden
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I can't even get the older 1v to work any ideas what's going on?

@vlabs
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vlabs commented Nov 9, 2016

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@fredbutters
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I got version 1.0.6 to work so long as I add the prefix: -js-flex or use it with the postcss-flexibility plugin. It's working on a Win7/IE9 Virtual machine at least

@danyj
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danyj commented Dec 28, 2016

Same here , no effect , ie11 emulation

@AurelioDeRosa
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I've tried to use this polyfill with Bootstrap 4 but no success. It'd be nice to have an official word about it since it seems this is a common problem. Thank you for the effort.

kendrick added a commit to Pier1/rocketbelt that referenced this issue Feb 23, 2017
According to the Github issue at jonathantneal/flexibility#78, the newest version of Flexibility.js doesn't work in Internet Explorer. This kinda defeats the point of Flexibility, so this commit rolls it back to an older version.
@sunshine824
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Where can I download 1.0.6?

@lucky-newbie
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Is there anyone solve this problem?

kendrick added a commit to Pier1/rocketbelt that referenced this issue Jun 22, 2018
According to the Github issue at jonathantneal/flexibility#78, the newest version of Flexibility.js doesn't work in Internet Explorer. This kinda defeats the point of Flexibility, so this commit rolls it back to an older version.
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