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  • Plugin Author MembershipWorks

    (@sourcefound)

    Hi pedrodg! Yes our plugins and MemberFindMe are compatible with IE8. We just tested it and the calls take about the same amount of time as on other browsers. It may be an issue with another plugin or the theme. Just to check, you are referring to the Ajax calls made by the login/logout widget of this plugin? The calls are handled by your website’s WordPress server itself, and involve the WordPress login/logout functions, for which other plugins/themes may have additional action hooks.

    Thread Starter pedrodg

    (@pedrodg)

    Hi MemberFindMe. The issue is that we’re not even getting the content that gets displayed in the login section, which I see is created by your plugin by making a call to your server – when it loads mfm-sourcefoundinc.netdna-ssl.com/mfm.js – all it says is “loading….” and the browser loader just spins. Interestingly enough, when I click the “stop” button in IE, the content suddenly appears.

    In other words, the call to mfm-sourcefoundinc.netdna-ssl.com/mfm.js doesn’t seem to ever return and as far as I can tell this is a direct call using a script tag and not via our WP server.

    Plugin Author MembershipWorks

    (@sourcefound)

    Hi pedrodg! In that case you are referring to the main MemberFindMe plugin not the MemberFindMe Login Connector. MemberFindMe is a service that works like Google Maps so data and scripts load from our servers. MemberFindMe is compatible with IE8 but you may have compatibility mode turned on (which makes the browser act like IE7 or below) or there is another issue on your web page. To make sure compatibility mode is turned off for your web visitors add the following to the HEAD section of your web pages:

    <meta http-equiv=”X-UA-Compatible” content=”IE=9;IE=8;IE=EDGE” />

    Also try visiting our demo pages at demo.memberfind,me with your IE8 browser. If they load properly, then you may have another script on your web page causing issues. One common mistake is having console.log statements which halts script execution unless you have IE developer tools open. Try opening IE developer tools (F12 key), and see if there are any errors or console logs.

    We can also take a look at your website and let you know what the issue is, if you provide the URL to the page…

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