Choking on this.
<script language="VBscript">
'do a one-time test for a version of VBScript that can handle this code
If ScriptEngineMajorVersion >= 2 then
plugins_detectable_with_vb = True
End If
'this next function will detect most plugins
Function detect_active_x_control(active_x_name)
on error resume next
detect_active_x_control = False
If plugins_detectable_with_vb Then
detect_active_x_control = IsObject(CreateObject(active_x_name))
End If
End Function
</script>
wp-slimstat\wp-slimstat.js
Solved it by setting under General
JavaScript Mode = NO
and in the Advance Tab:
Track Browser Capabilities = NO
What do you mean by ‘preventing IE9 from loading the site…’? I’ve tested it both on my dev and production sites with IE9 and they load just fine… Also, if that was really the case, I bet many more people would have complained by now, given that IE9 is a quite popular browser 😉
Was it something related to a Java ActiveX warning message?
Please advise,
Camu
Also, please note that WP SlimStat doesn’t rely on JQuery at all 😉
Go ahead and see if it loads.
sandbox.epicdartmouth.com
This is what I see in the debug window.
SCRIPT5: Access is denied.
jquery-1.8.3.min.js?ver=3.5.1, line 2 character 69317
v.globalEval((t.text||t.textContent||t.innerHTML||””).replace
It loads and then disappears, really weird. It looks like a conflict between SlimStat and jQuery. I am working on a better plugin detection mechanism, which will be available in version 3.0. If you could test the beta before it’s released, it would be really helpful to me to troubleshoot the issue.
Camu
Sure no problem. Let me know in this thread or you can find me at
https://www.facebook.com/GTManagementSystems
It might be a cross domain thing.
Why do you need to detect the sites plugins?
GT
Ah I get it now …detect the visitors browser plugins. Beta 3.0 working perfectly in IE 9 with all tracking options on. I look forward to the production update.
Great, thank you for testing it!
A vote for my plugin would be a nice way to say thank you!
Camu
