• Hi,

    im having an issue with the portfolio filter in IE. The filter works once, but when is try to use it again it does not respond. Im using IE8 & IE9, i tested on chrome, safari and firefox and it works fine.

    The error message thrown by IE8 (which I’m pretty sure is the same error i’m getting with IE9). It refers to something called “console” in a chunk of javascript code (jquery to be more specific) that doesn’t seem to be defined in the actual jquery files, and while all other browsers seem to ignore the problem, IE is having issues with it.

    The link to the page is,

    https://www.lemontstudio.com/test/work

    Any help will be greatly appreciated.

    thanks!

    J.

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  • Going on your mention of ‘console’, I had a quick look and I’ve found the problem. Console logs are being made in the JQuery, like this:

    console.log('Message');

    In your case, the word ‘Message’ is a number representing the filter used. Console.log is for logging messages in a browser’s developer console for help with debugging etc. The problem is that IE’s support of the console feature is pretty poor.

    If you go to the page in IE9 and press F12, the developer window should open. Along the 2nd toolbar, between CSS and Script, is the Console tab. Click this, and then try using your filters. You’ll see that you can use more than one, and that the console is now logging numbers.

    Basically IE’s support of console only works when the developer tools are actually open, and breaks if they’re not.

    Thread Starter norgen77

    (@norgen77)

    Thanks petegale for talking the time to help.

    I will try to find a solution based on what you found. Thank you!

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