Added check to ensure Adaptive Card's content is an Object#2590
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Fixes #2512
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Fixes #2512. Adds check to ensure Adaptive Card's content is an Object, by @tdurnford in PR #25XX
Description
In the
AdaptiveCardAttachement, we pass the card content to Adaptive Card's parse function to create the card. If the content is not an Object, Adaptive Cards is supposed to push an error onto theerrorsarray. This works fine in Chrome; however, in IE 11, the browser throws an 'argument is not object' error since theObject.keysmethod is expecting an object and we are passing something that is not an object. As a temporary workaround, I added a check in theAdaptiveCardAttachementcomponent to make sure the Adaptive Card content is an object before parsing the card.