Make markdown.js work with IE8 #68
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IE8's Array.prototype.splice requires 2nd argument to specify the
number of elements to be removed. Without that, nothing is removed.
If JS compressor (e.g., yui) compresses markdown.js,
... function Markdown(dialect) {
will become something like:
... function g(d) { ...
Then, Markdown.dialects.Gruber becomes g.dialects.Gruber.
But IE8 does not understand this. The fix is just remove
"Markdown" from after "function".
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Make markdown.js work with IE8
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IE8's Array.prototype.splice requires 2nd argument to specify the
number of elements to be removed. Without that, nothing is removed.
If JS compressor (e.g., yui) compresses markdown.js,
... function Markdown(dialect) {
will become something like:
... function g(d) { ...
Then, Markdown.dialects.Gruber becomes g.dialects.Gruber.
But IE8 does not understand this. The fix is just remove
"Markdown" from after "function".