Phonke, I got mine working in IE9, and IE9 running as IE8. The slides show up in IE7, but the CSS for the whole site is borked so I’m not sure exactly what the problem is there. 🙂
However, I have had to do quite a few tweaks to the plugin’s CSS file to get it running the way I want it to. Maybe you can install the IE Developer Tools and see if there is something in the CSS that needs to be modified to have it work on your site in IE?
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Update: Mine is stuck at the loading screen in IE… if Developer Tools is disabled! I’m going to go through all the .js files and get rid of all the console logging. Here’s a Stack Overflow thread with more info:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7742781/ie9-bug-javascript-only-works-after-opening-developer-tools-once-very-stran
Update again: That fixed it! You just have to go into the /js folder and comment out all instances of console.log(), e.g. //console.log(‘…’);
In a future update, maybe the developer can either publish it without all the console logging or put a check in there to only run console logs if console exists, which I guess it doesn’t in a vanilla IE install.
Hi,
We have fixed this issue in latest update, thanks for pointing out the issue.
Thanks
