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    • Resolution: Fixed
    • Icon: L3 - Default L3 - Default
    • 7.6.0
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    • admin, cockpit, tasklist
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      The error appears when using IE9, very likely because the polyfills for input placeholders require jQuery (and jQuery is not exposed or not yet loaded).

        This is the controller panel for Smart Panels app

            [CAM-5680] jQuery is not defined when using IE9

            Sebastian Stamm added a comment - - edited

            A few remarks:

            • Loading of the scripts should be done in the camunda-tasklist-bootstrap.js files instead of the camunda-tasklist-ui.js (also admin) files since the bootstrap file is where we load all the other stuff before bootstrapping angular. IMHO, we should also load the jquery placeholder polyfills in that phase.
            • console.info in camunda-tasklist-bootstrap
            • the commit also removed the separate script scope of the var tasklistConf = {}; statement. This should be re-added, as it makes the app more prone to user-errors (user posting malformed json in this line now breaks the plugin and requirejs setup)

            Sebastian Stamm added a comment - - edited A few remarks: Loading of the scripts should be done in the camunda-tasklist-bootstrap.js files instead of the camunda-tasklist-ui.js (also admin) files since the bootstrap file is where we load all the other stuff before bootstrapping angular. IMHO, we should also load the jquery placeholder polyfills in that phase. console.info in camunda-tasklist-bootstrap the commit also removed the separate script scope of the var tasklistConf = {}; statement. This should be re-added, as it makes the app more prone to user-errors (user posting malformed json in this line now breaks the plugin and requirejs setup)

            Daniel Meyer added a comment -

            Hi sebastian.stamm,

            I think you need to address the issues you mention above yourself

            Daniel Meyer added a comment - Hi sebastian.stamm , I think you need to address the issues you mention above yourself

            SCRIPT5009: 'jQuery' is undefined appears in cockpit

            Michael Schoettes added a comment - SCRIPT5009: 'jQuery' is undefined appears in cockpit

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