Fixed ie 8 issue

[Business Coach]

the wysiwyg does not show up or an error comes up when applying to threads

and every page load brings up the error box that says "load jquery first!" then refreshes and brings up the forum page

 

[Elizabeth]

Just brought up IE8 to test this out.

I can't recreate it.

 

[Business Coach]

i was thinking maybe cuz compatibility view was on, but then it didn't change...

 

[Kier]

If you're talking about here on XenForo.com, make sure you don't have ajax.googleapis.com blocked by something, as we source jQuery from there.

IE8 is working just fine here.

 

[Business Coach]

any idea what would attempt to block such, or a way for me to test to see if it is being blocked?

 

[Kier]

Maybe an ad blocker or something like that? Try navigating directly to http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.4.4/jquery.min.js and see if it prompts an error?

 

[Business Coach]

ok i went to the link, but it asked if i wanted to download the file...should that be happening?

recently, on DigitalPoint i have been getting download warnings from ie8 also.

 

[Paul B]

ok i went to the link, but it asked if i wanted to download the file...should that be happening?

That's the correct behaviour so nothing wrong there.

 

[Vincent]

ok i went to the link, but it asked if i wanted to download the file...should that be happening?

recently, on DigitalPoint i have been getting download warnings from ie8 also.

As xenMod says above, completely normal.
And well, DigitalPoint is vBulletin if you haven't noticed yet

Do you have some sort of content blocker installed?

 

[bambua]

So I just ran into this strangeness in another fashion. On my MAC I cannot browse to the google hosted jquery, but in parallels on the same machine I can browse to it in Windows, over the same network/dns/etc connection.

But on the mac in both chrome and safari it will not browse to it.

Any ideas?

 

[Tigratrus]

Hrm. My chrome (on OSX 10.6.6) was able to hit the google hosted jQuery (opened it as text). My Parallels is working fine as well. I had a similar problem to the OP with Chrome earlier this week, but it was the Firebug Lite Extension breaking jQuery scripting.

Any chance you're running any extensions or browser tools that might be affecting both webkit browsers?
Have you tried FF on your OSX install?

 

[Mike]

FWIW, we've added code that falls back to the local jQuery if the CDN version can't be loaded.

 

[Tigratrus]

Failovers are good .
Thx Mike!

 

[Business Coach]

great...recently had a login problem (after registration - user couldn't login) i just skipped and went to ff, but I think xen may be too "modern" for ie...lol

but a lot -if not the majority of my users would be ie people