Source evidence

IE11 plugin error

Casper’s Leave Notice · support · 2019-07-15T17:15:00+00:00

Casper’s Leave Notice plugin evidence original source source API

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mediumseverity

0.72relevance

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Commercial opportunities need traceable source links before they are treated as build-worthy.

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0 rows here require auditable proof before promotion.

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Conversation

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102256je resolved

Works great on all web browsers except on Internet Explorer caspers-leave-notice.js line 71: Object doesn’t support property or method ‘closest’ Good find, and thanks for reporting this. I’ll put out an update this week with the fix, but in the meantime here’s the solution: Go to Plugins -> Editor. At the top right, select Casper’s Leave Notice from the dropdown. In the sidebar of plugin files, go to caspers-leave-notice.js. On line 71, you’ll see the following: var url = (e.target.hasAttribute('href')) ? e.target.getAttribute('href') : e.target.closest('[href]').getAttribute('href'); Replace that with var url = (e.target.hasAttribute('href')) ? e.target.getAttribute('href') : $(this).closest('[href]').attr('href'); Thanks again for reporting this issue. Keep an eye out for 1.2.3 coming out shortly. This reply was modified 6 years, 10 months ago by XAce90 . Thanks, just tried it on our test/preview site and replacing var url = (e.target.hasAttribute('href')) ? e.target.getAttribute('href') : e.target.closest('[href]').getAttribute('href'); with var url = (e.target.hasAttribute('href')) ? e.target.getAttribute('href') : $(this).closest('[href]').attr('href'); did the trick. Appreciate your help.

Commercial Context

Opportunity

search visibility operations

External Links search visibility assurance for protecting search visibility and structured data quality

Buyer: site owners, SEO consultants, and agencies

Wedge: monitor external links drift, schema/indexing failures, and client-readable search-impact fixes

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Analysis

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Summary: IE11 plugin error: users show bugs, support pain that may indicate a product gap.

Evidence quote: IE11 plugin error Works great on all web browsers except on Internet Explorer caspers-leave-notice.js line 71: Object doesn’t support property or method ‘closest’ Works great on all web browsers except on Internet Explorer caspers-leave-notice.js line 71: Object doesn’t support property or method ‘closest’ Good find, and thanks for reporting this.

Affected feature: reporting

bugs support reliable support

Plugin

API

Casper’s Leave Notice

200 active installs · 4.8K downloads · rating 100.0

exit warning external links leaving notification pop up disclaimer site abandonment notice

Comments

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XAce90 2019-07-16T13:07:00+00:00

Good find, and thanks for reporting this. I’ll put out an update this week with the fix, but in the meantime here’s the solution: Go to Plugins -> Editor. At the top right, select Casper’s Leave Notice from the dropdown. In the sidebar of plugin files, go to caspers-leave-notice.js. On line 71, you’ll see the following: var url = (e.target.hasAttribute('href')) ? e.target.getAttribute('href') : e.target.closest('[href]').getAttribute('href'); Replace that with var url = (e.target.hasAttribute('href')) ? e.target.getAttribute('href') : $(this).closest('[href]').attr('href'); Thanks again for reporting this issue. Keep an eye out for 1.2.3 coming out shortly. This reply was modified 6 years, 10 months ago by XAce90 .

102256je 2019-07-16T13:39:00+00:00

Thanks, just tried it on our test/preview site and replacing var url = (e.target.hasAttribute('href')) ? e.target.getAttribute('href') : e.target.closest('[href]').getAttribute('href'); with var url = (e.target.hasAttribute('href')) ? e.target.getAttribute('href') : $(this).closest('[href]').attr('href'); did the trick. Appreciate your help.