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Changing use of >= IE9 dependent array map method to use jQuery map meth... #102

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@dlabey dlabey commented May 20, 2014

...od for IE8 support since jQuery is already a dependency.

Hi all, since map is a method native to browsers >= IE9 and jQuery is already a dependency on this project, I thought it was useful to use the jQuery map method instead so IE8 can take advantage of this library in Angular 1.2 and below.

…ethod for IE8 support since jQuery is already a dependency.
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dlabey commented May 24, 2014

Any word on this? Why is this an issue to merge in?

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@dlabey: Thank you..!

codef0rmer pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Dec 21, 2014
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  - fix(README): Closes #108 and [cleanup](7c06a61)
  - fix(*): Closes #102 - use $.map over native .map method for IE8
  - fix(*): Closes #137 - drag/drop should work even when compile-time debugging is disabled
  - fix(*): Closes #130 - avoid setting display: block on dropped cell
  - fix(*): Closes #102 - passing global jQuery reference in case it is renamed with jQuery.noConflict()
  - fix(*): Closes #143 - introduce deepCopy option to support deep copy on draggable/droppable
  - perf(*): Undo #55 because some callbacks are performance intensive, especially, onDrag, to run a digest loop for. Call $scope.$apply() within the callback if needed
  - fix(*): Closes #144 - default or custom confirmation before drop
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