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Fix for IE not understanding commands with parameters #125
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I found that IE does not understand commands with parameters (such as "fontSize 3"). This fix strips off any parameters and also does a check to make sure the browser supports the command before it tries to query the state of the command. This is a little more generic than some of the other issue solutions which were only looking at fixing specific command problems.
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I found that IE does not understand commands with parameters (such as "fontSize 3").
This fix strips off any parameters and also does a check to make sure the browser supports the command before it tries to query the state of the command.
This is a little more generic than some of the other issue solutions which were only looking at fixing specific command problems.