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I am getting JavaScript errors in IE8 due to the 'class' attribute ending up undefined in the 'text' callback for the serializer object.
On line 205, the code is populating the 'class' attribute by checking node.node.className.baseVal, however on IE8 this is undefined. This then results in a JavaScript error when escapeXML() attempts to handle this undefined value as a string.
I am going to commit a PR to fix the fact that escapeXML() breaks when it receives an undefined value, but I am also logging this ticket as I think that fix will just be sticking-plaster over the real problem, which is that handling of classes appears to be not working correctly in IE8.
(Note that I haven't checked other IE versions, so this problem may not be confined to IE8.)
I am getting JavaScript errors in IE8 due to the 'class' attribute ending up undefined in the 'text' callback for the serializer object.
On line 205, the code is populating the 'class' attribute by checking
node.node.className.baseVal, however on IE8 this is undefined. This then results in a JavaScript error whenescapeXML()attempts to handle this undefined value as a string.I am going to commit a PR to fix the fact that
escapeXML()breaks when it receives an undefined value, but I am also logging this ticket as I think that fix will just be sticking-plaster over the real problem, which is that handling of classes appears to be not working correctly in IE8.(Note that I haven't checked other IE versions, so this problem may not be confined to IE8.)