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Hello all!

My question is more JQUERY/JavaScript related, so please forgive me if I am posting in the wrong area.

I have a JQUERY slideshow that I am trying to implement in my EE site. The slideshow works in IE9/IE8 and in Firefox, Chrome, and Safari. But not in “compatibility” mode in the IE 8 browser, which “simulates” IE7.

Any JQUERY/JavaScript ninjas out there willing to help me figure this out? Thanks for any help.

See it here.

Can you point to the specific script used for your slideshow? You have a few files linked, and some JavaScript on the page itself. It wasn’t immediately obvious what was doing what.

Hi dsgreen! Thanks for the reply. I was able to fix the error. It basically came down to bad syntax.

Code:
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    $(”.container”).wtRotator({
width:460,
height:480,

});
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I deleted the comma after height: 480

Apparently, when there is a comma another setting should follow. The last setting is normally without. That seems to be the error triggering in IE7.

That would do it. Glad you were able to figure it out!