conditional ie9 tag

Hi,

I am trying to call selectivizr-min.js using the conditional tag..i am not sure where to put it in team site..... can you guys tell me where to put it in team site..

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Rick Poulin

That depends on so many things, most importantly how you're generating your output and/or what you're using as the runtime engine. [thread=39499]Read this[/thread] then try again.

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prbhu04

hey
thanks for your reply but your link is not working

http://devnet.interwoven.com/forums_vb/showthread.php?t=39499

Adam Stoller

hey
thanks for your reply but your link is not working

http://devnet.interwoven.com/forums_vb/showthread.php?t=39499

Dang - Looks like they lost some of the "old" posts during that fiasco the other week - including my "learn to use the forums" post.

I'll have to see if I can resurrect it....

Rick Poulin

thanks for your reply but your link is not working

Dang. Well the gist is that you should always specify your OS flavour and version, as well as TS version and any other infrastructure and products, whether it's relevant to the current problem or not. Secondly, the quality of the answers you can expect is directly related to the quality of your question -- yours is way too vague so your answers will be equally vague and probably of little use. Try giving us more context about your implementation and how you're using the platform to produce and render content. Even saying "vanilla sitepub/livesite, creating .page files and pushing them to a Tomcat runtime" would go a long way.

prbhu04

Can you guys tell me how to fix it.

Rick Poulin

Can you guys tell me how to fix it.

Yes, but it'll either cost you more effort or more dollars. You choose which one.

prbhu04

any thing is fine...which ever is best...
thanks for your reply..

Adam Stoller

any thing is fine...which ever is best...
thanks for your reply..

How well do you understand English - and sarcasm?

You either need to provide us with a lot more detailed information - or - hire someone with the requisite skills and pay them to do the work.

We cannot tell you which is best. Most of us would like to get pairs for doing work, but you might not want to pay what we charge. DevNet is free, but you "get what you pay for" in that you can get bad advice here just as well as good advice (though I think on the whole, the average is in favor of "good" advice). But you're not going to get much of anything with the extremely limited amount of information provided in this thread thus far.