FIX: Compatibility with latest Discourse#5
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OsamaSayegh wants to merge 1 commit intoDaemonite:masterfrom
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FIX: Compatibility with latest Discourse#5OsamaSayegh wants to merge 1 commit intoDaemonite:masterfrom
OsamaSayegh wants to merge 1 commit intoDaemonite:masterfrom
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Would be great if this was accepted, since the component is broken now (but was better than the similar built-in functionality, IMO). |
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As of discourse/discourse@cd24eff, Discourse now executes JavaScript inside
<script type="text/discourse-plugin">tags in strict mode. The minified JS inside this script tag doesn't work with strict mode enabled, but it also doesn't need to be of type"text/discourse-plugin". So to make the component work with latest Discourse, all we have to do is removetype="text/discourse-plugin" version="0.8"from the<script>tag and this PR does exactly that (the component still works with older versions of Discourse with this change.).