I have several websites using Moo Slimbox action to create a photo image gallery. IE9 won’t display the lightbox image unless you turn on “Compatibility Mode”. Any fix for this?
Thanks!
http://oswegodesign.com/gallery/kitchen-remodeling.html
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The version of MooTools in those Actions is quite old, and was written long before IE9 was a thing. It’s probably noticing that the browser identifies itself as IE, and applying a patch to a bug that is no longer there in IE 9 or 10. Have you tried contacting Weaver to see if there’s a way to update the Action to use the latest MooTools? Alternatively, have you tried any of the Scriptaculous-based Actions to replace Slimbox? Those are working with IE 9 and 10, last I checked.
Walter
On Jul 2, 2012, at 10:37 AM, Anish wrote:
I have several websites using Moo Slimbox action to create a photo image gallery. IE9 won’t display the lightbox image unless you turn on “Compatibility Mode”. Any fix for this?
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http://oswegodesign.com/gallery/kitchen-remodeling.html
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Thank you very much for the info! This was my first stop, so your suggestions are much appreciated and Weaver has now been emailed.
Can you give me a link or point me in the right direction for the Scriptaculous-based actions?
Thank you, thank you, thank you!
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ScriptyLightbox and ScriptyLightbox2 are at http://actionsforge.com – despite the similarity of name, they each do a different thing. SL2 is designed to work with iPad and iPhone, and it does not put up a screen-covering overlay. You might also like the Showcase application/Action bundle that’s part of Freeway Pro 5.5 and up. Even though it is written with jQuery, it’s coded in such a way that you can use it alongside Prototype.js (which is built into the Scripty Actions and all the Softpress FX Actions) without conflict.
Walter
On Jul 2, 2012, at 10:59 AM, Anish wrote:
Thank you very much for the info! This was my first stop, so your suggestions are much appreciated and Weaver has now been emailed.
Can you give me a link or point me in the right direction for the Scriptaculous-based actions?
Thank you, thank you, thank you!
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Ah ha! Got it. Thanks again Walter!
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FYI: Weaver’s response was until the action is updated try this advice:
Seems to work for me.
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