Get the view path of a widget on IE #9
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Replace constructor.name with a new function called getName that works on Internet Explorer. This new function is based on this workaround to support Function.name: http://matt.scharley.me/2012/03/09/monkey-patch-name-ie.html Combined with PR Shopify#310, the library works fine on IE. Disclaimer: I do not use Internet Explorer! However, I developed a TV panel using your library, and now we have to support IE...
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Get the view path of a widget on IE
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Replace constructor.name with a new function called getName that works on Internet Explorer.
This new function is based on this workaround to support Function.name: http://matt.scharley.me/2012/03/09/monkey-patch-name-ie.html
Combined with PR Shopify#310, the library works fine on IE.
Disclaimer: I do not use Internet Explorer! However, I developed a TV panel using your library, and now we have to support IE...