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Did anyone try?
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YUI 3, is not YUI 2, its not a drop in replacement. Moving to YUI 3 is about the same as moving to Jquery, or another similar js lib.
So yes, to get IE11 support in vBulletin fully, you'd need to update yui to support something it wasn't originally intended to. |
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The | has no meaning between []. The chars/letters are alternatives, so you could also write: Code:
(T|r|i|d|e|n|t|\||M|S|I|E){1,} Code:
else{a=c.match(/MSIE\s([^;]*)/);if(a&&a[1]){g.ie=e(a[1]);} Code:
else{a=c.match(/MSIE ([^;]*)|Trident.*; rv:([0-9.]+)/);if(a&&(a[1]||a[2])){g.ie=e(a[1]||a[2]);} untested, hope it works ;) |
What YUI version file do you use, Boothby? I don't have that line in my /clientscript/yui/yahoo-dom-event.js.
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I downloaded the latest version from yahoo, 2.9.0, and it seems identical to the latest stable and beta vBulletin builds. In an older build on my local install I found also Zachery's code which was from 2.7.0.
Here it is: Find: Code:
else{A=B.match(/MSIE\s([^;]*)/);if(A&&A[1]){C.ie=parseFloat(A[1]);} Code:
else{A=B.match(/MSIE ([^;]*)|Trident.*; rv:([0-9.]+)/);if(A&&(A[1]||A[2])){C.ie=parseFloat(A[1]||A[2]);} |
digitalpoint did some testing and he said the YUI 2.9 seemed to work, but again, its not supported by default.
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Thanks guys, appreciated! Shawn's word is good enough for me :-)
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YUI 2.9 is in the current download packages of vB 3.8.7 and 3.8.8.
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