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IE11 onOpen: () syntax error
See original GitHub issueUsing v7.4.0 and the polyfill for ES6 promises for IE11. Attempting to use the showLoading() spinner example as per the docs, but the following line results in a syntax error and breaks the rest of my JS.
onOpen: () => {
I realise ‘nobody uses IE’ anymore. Unfortunately some of our clients have no choice due to legacy software.
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Hi @venkymadurai the lack of fat arrow functions support in IE doesn’t have anything to do SweetAlert2. In our examples we just use the latest version of JS specification, and the browser compatibility should be part of background skills for a JS developer.
Try
onOpen: function() {instead.