Solved…
Was using the plugin on an intranet site. By default IE runs intranet sites in compatibility mode which was causing the modal to fail.
Do you have a link i can look at to see whats going on? This is the first report of that so i’m gonna assume that the problem may be in some other JS being loaded on your site.
Typically if you get an error in IE and nowhere else it is my experience that you have an extra comma in a list of JS parameters. The last option can’t have a comma or IE throws an error.
for example.
1,2,3,4 is perfectly fine.
1,2,3,4, will cause an error as it expects a 5th parameter since there is a comma after 4.
Ok glad you got it fixed. I will keep that in mind next time someone has a similar issue.
Thanks.
