GrapesJS does not work in IE11
See original GitHub issueGrapesJS does not work in IE11 as many of the JS function are not supported (e.g. remove()… , “`”, blob.map…
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No worries @artf I’m trying to go through the Edge / IE errors and fix them in my project. So far made a fix for an “… Argument not optional…” error. This seems to make MS Edge happy enough for the editor to run without any more errors (not sure about IE 11 yet). In case it would help others here is the code I added to my project (it needs to be added such that the browser gets it after the grapesjs JS code:
@tomichal Thanks, that worked. In IE 11 I had to replace
dragHelper.remove()
withdragHelper.parentNode.removeChild(dragHelper)
.