yepnope 2.0 under IE 10

[marianmeres]

Hello Guys,

although deprecated I still use yepnope (2.0) and enjoy it very much. I have run into an issue under IE 10 where it does not seem to execute the loaded script. See this:

yepnope.injectJs('https://code.jquery.com/jquery-2.1.4.min.js', function(){
    console.log("script loaded");
    console.log(window.jQuery); // undefined under IE 10
});

It works well with yepnope 1.5.x. Any suggestions please?

Thank you Marian

full test: https://gist.github.com/marianmeres/37b3d2f7edcb21eb5531

[plusplusben]

Not sure if anyone still follows this, but I ran into this same issue. I was able to resolve it by moving the following line...

// Handle memory leak in IE script.onload = script.onreadystatechange = script.onerror = null;

... to after yepnope has actually finished its work.

Basically, this line is ripping the rug out from under yepnope. Once the readystate is "loading", the handler is removed. That means, we will never be notified when the readystate is "loaded".

[plusplusben]

One other thing, I had to remove the two blocks of code that checked for isOldIE. This seemed to resolve my issues with both IE9 and IE10.

[marianmeres]

Ben, I think I see your point, will try the patch soon. Thank you.

With the isOldIE flag, what were the other issues?

[plusplusben]

I wasn't able to figure out exactly what was going on with the isOldIE flag. Just that when that code was in there I would get a timeout. When I removed it, I got notified of successful load. The comment next to the isOldIE stuff seems to be from 2010, so I don't think IE9 and IE10 existed then.

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