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ie-gang

v1.0.4

Published

Warn users about IE on GoC web apps.

Downloads

5

Readme

IE Gang NPM Package

Warn users of slow performance/reduced interactivity when viewing data intensive web apps & visualizations in IE 6-11.

  • NPM: https://www.npmjs.com/package/ie-gang

Installation

npm i ie-gang

Usage

The latest web experience toolkit (WET) and/or GCWeb css and js files should be included in your web app folder and your main/index.html like so:

<head>
  <link href="./GCWeb/assets/favicon.ico" rel="icon" type="image/x-icon" />
  <link rel="stylesheet" href="./GCWeb/css/theme.min.css" />
  <noscript
    ><link rel="stylesheet" href="./GCWeb/wet-boew/css/noscript.min.css"
  /></noscript>
</head>

<body>
  <script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.2.4/jquery.js"></script>
  <script src="./GCWeb/wet-boew/js/wet-boew.min.js"></script>
</body>

ie-gang will look for a div with an id="ie-warning". The GoC styled warning message will appear in this div.

<body>
  <div id="ie-warning"></div>
</body>

Alert bar without title

The ieWarn function will likely be imported and called somewhere in your index.js file like so:

import justWhy from "ie-gang";
let warningParams = {
  message:
    "We noticed you are using Internet Explorer. Please consider using a different browser for a better experience on this page.",
  type: "alert",
  title: false,
};
justWhy.ieWarn(warningParams);

plot

Alert bar with title

import justWhy from "ie-gang";
let warningParams = {
  message:
    "We noticed you are using Internet Explorer. Please consider using a different browser for a better experience on this page.",
  type: "alert",
  title: "Old Browser Warning",
};
justWhy.ieWarn(warningParams);

plot

Alert panel

import justWhy from "ie-gang";
let warningParams = {
  message:
    "We noticed you are using Internet Explorer. Please consider using a different browser for a better experience on this page.",
  type: "panel",
  title: "Old Browser Warning",
};
justWhy.ieWarn(warningParams);

plot

applyIE paramter

set applyIE=True to tell ie-gang to display the warning message, even when not using IE. This is useful for development.

import justWhy from "ie-gang";
let warningParams = {
  message:
    "We noticed you are using Internet Explorer. Please consider using a different browser for a better experience on this page.",
  type: "alert",
  title: false,
  applyIE: true,
};
justWhy.ieWarn(warningParams);