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@mgol mgol commented Jan 25, 2015

This should fix "Java out of date" errors on BrowserStack.

Fixes gh-1938

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This should fix "Java out of date" errors on BrowserStack.

Fixes jquerygh-1938
Closes jquerygh-2028
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So always BrowserStack pre-installs the PDF viewer on IE? If so then this is a good solution, at least until Adobe desupports that. 😄

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This is BRILLIANT!
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mgol commented Jan 25, 2015

So always BrowserStack pre-installs the PDF viewer on IE?

At least it does so on IE9 & IE8. :)

Credits to @gibson042 for the idea!

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LGTM 👍

This should fix "Java out of date" errors on BrowserStack.

Fixes jquerygh-1938
Closes jquerygh-2028
@mgol mgol merged commit 087d280 into jquery:master Jan 29, 2015
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mgol added a commit that referenced this pull request Jan 29, 2015
This should fix "Java out of date" errors on BrowserStack.

(cherry-picked from 087d280)

Fixes gh-1938
Closes gh-2028
mgol added a commit that referenced this pull request Mar 25, 2015
BrowserStack regularly has outdated Java in their IE instances causing our
data tests to hang & give no output. Skip the tests that create applets,
applets are treated in the same way as an embed elements which we're already
testing.

Fixes gh-1938
Refs gh-2028
Refs gh-2166
mgol added a commit that referenced this pull request Mar 25, 2015
BrowserStack regularly has outdated Java in their IE instances causing our
data tests to hang & give no output. Skip the tests that create applets,
applets are treated in the same way as an embed elements which we're already
testing.

(partially cherry-picked from a4a18e8)

Fixes gh-1938
Refs gh-2028
Refs gh-2166
mgol added a commit that referenced this pull request Nov 10, 2015
This should fix "Java out of date" errors on BrowserStack.

Fixes gh-1938
Closes gh-2028
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