Bokeh and old version of JQuery

Hi,

I have some browsers running IE in compatibility mode for IE8. This means that JQuery 2.0+ is not compatible. Is there a way for me to package or install bokeh without JQuery or with an older version of JQuery?

Thanks,

Reuben

Hi,

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On Tue, Feb 7, 2017 at 9:47 PM, Reuben Jacobs [email protected] wrote:

Hi,

I have some browsers running IE in compatibility mode for IE8.

I’m not too familiar with IE’s compatibility modes, but if that means full conformity to IE 8, then IE 8 doesn’t support canvas element (at least without plugins), so running bokehjs in it is out of question. canvas is just one of many missing features that bokehjs depends on. Perhaps IE 9 could work to some extent, but I doubt it. IE 10 is a reasonable minimum.

This means that JQuery 2.0+ is not compatible. Is there a way for me to package or install bokeh without JQuery or with an older version of JQuery?

As of bokehjs <= 0.12.4, jquery is a required dependency. I don’t know if jquery 2.0+ is actually necessary. Perhaps not. It’s easy to verify. Just change the version in bokehjs/package.json, recompile and test (see http://bokeh.pydata.org/en/latest/docs/dev_guide.html). The API, at least what we use, is pretty much the same, but there may be subtle differences, especially in behavior. However, as of bokehjs 0.12.5-dev, we dropped support for jquery and use native APIs (DOM) instead. This means that bokehjs is definitively not going to work in IE 8 or 9.

Mateusz

Thanks,

Reuben

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