IE11 WebSocket object onopen: object expected
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I'm working in a chatsystem using websockets. Soon I realised it didn't work well in IE11 and Edge. So I've started working on a seperate JS file for those browsers using ES2015 instead of ES2016. Unfortunetely IE11 keeps bugging me like crazy!
I'm getting an Object Expected error on Socket.onopen in the following code:
function Chat(){
/* Settings */
this.serverHost = window.location.host;
this.serverPort = 9300;
this.socket = false;
}
Chat.prototype.connect = function(){
var Socket = new WebSocket('wss://'+this.serverHost+'/myws/');
this.setSocketEvents(Socket);
this.socket = Socket;
}
Chat.prototype.setSocketEvents = function(Socket){
Socket.onopen(function() { // Object expected error
// some code..
});
}
Console log: Socket
{binaryType: "blob", bufferedAmount: 0, CLOSED: 3, CLOSING: 2, CONNECTING: 0, extensions: "", onclose: null, onerror: null, onmessage: null, onopen: null, OPEN: 1, protocol: "", readyState: 0, url: "wss://mywebsite..."}
Console log: typeof(Socket)
object
I'm pretty much lost here. Anyone able to tell me what's going on?
javascript jquery internet-explorer-11
asked Nov 7 at 13:44
icecub
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I'm working in a chatsystem using websockets. Soon I realised it didn't work well in IE11 and Edge. So I've started working on a seperate JS file for those browsers using ES2015 instead of ES2016. Unfortunetely IE11 keeps bugging me like crazy!
I'm getting an Object Expected error on Socket.onopen in the following code:
function Chat(){
/* Settings */
this.serverHost = window.location.host;
this.serverPort = 9300;
this.socket = false;
}
Chat.prototype.connect = function(){
var Socket = new WebSocket('wss://'+this.serverHost+'/myws/');
this.setSocketEvents(Socket);
this.socket = Socket;
}
Chat.prototype.setSocketEvents = function(Socket){
Socket.onopen(function() { // Object expected error
// some code..
});
}
Console log: Socket
{binaryType: "blob", bufferedAmount: 0, CLOSED: 3, CLOSING: 2, CONNECTING: 0, extensions: "", onclose: null, onerror: null, onmessage: null, onopen: null, OPEN: 1, protocol: "", readyState: 0, url: "wss://mywebsite..."}
Console log: typeof(Socket)
object
I'm pretty much lost here. Anyone able to tell me what's going on?
javascript jquery internet-explorer-11
asked Nov 7 at 13:44
icecub
5,22632246
1
"So I've started working on a seperate JS file for those browsers using ES2015 instead of ES2016" - you can always transpile your ES2016 code to a lower version for older browsers
– James Thorpe
Nov 7 at 13:46
Wait.. I think I just realised IE11 probably needsSocket.onopen = function(){instead..
– icecub
Nov 7 at 13:46
@JamesThorpe Thank you very much! That actually saved me a lot of trouble!
– icecub
Nov 7 at 14:15
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I'm working in a chatsystem using websockets. Soon I realised it didn't work well in IE11 and Edge. So I've started working on a seperate JS file for those browsers using ES2015 instead of ES2016. Unfortunetely IE11 keeps bugging me like crazy!
I'm getting an Object Expected error on Socket.onopen in the following code:
function Chat(){
/* Settings */
this.serverHost = window.location.host;
this.serverPort = 9300;
this.socket = false;
}
Chat.prototype.connect = function(){
var Socket = new WebSocket('wss://'+this.serverHost+'/myws/');
this.setSocketEvents(Socket);
this.socket = Socket;
}
Chat.prototype.setSocketEvents = function(Socket){
Socket.onopen(function() { // Object expected error
// some code..
});
}
Console log: Socket
{binaryType: "blob", bufferedAmount: 0, CLOSED: 3, CLOSING: 2, CONNECTING: 0, extensions: "", onclose: null, onerror: null, onmessage: null, onopen: null, OPEN: 1, protocol: "", readyState: 0, url: "wss://mywebsite..."}
Console log: typeof(Socket)
object
I'm pretty much lost here. Anyone able to tell me what's going on?
javascript jquery internet-explorer-11
asked Nov 7 at 13:44
icecub
5,22632246
I'm working in a chatsystem using websockets. Soon I realised it didn't work well in IE11 and Edge. So I've started working on a seperate JS file for those browsers using ES2015 instead of ES2016. Unfortunetely IE11 keeps bugging me like crazy!
I'm getting an Object Expected error on Socket.onopen in the following code:
function Chat(){
/* Settings */
this.serverHost = window.location.host;
this.serverPort = 9300;
this.socket = false;
}
Chat.prototype.connect = function(){
var Socket = new WebSocket('wss://'+this.serverHost+'/myws/');
this.setSocketEvents(Socket);
this.socket = Socket;
}
Chat.prototype.setSocketEvents = function(Socket){
Socket.onopen(function() { // Object expected error
// some code..
});
}
Console log: Socket
{binaryType: "blob", bufferedAmount: 0, CLOSED: 3, CLOSING: 2, CONNECTING: 0, extensions: "", onclose: null, onerror: null, onmessage: null, onopen: null, OPEN: 1, protocol: "", readyState: 0, url: "wss://mywebsite..."}
Console log: typeof(Socket)
object
I'm pretty much lost here. Anyone able to tell me what's going on?
javascript jquery internet-explorer-11
javascript jquery internet-explorer-11
asked Nov 7 at 13:44
icecub
5,22632246
asked Nov 7 at 13:44
icecub
5,22632246
asked Nov 7 at 13:44
icecub
5,22632246
asked Nov 7 at 13:44
icecub
5,22632246
asked Nov 7 at 13:44
icecub
5,22632246
5,22632246
1
"So I've started working on a seperate JS file for those browsers using ES2015 instead of ES2016" - you can always transpile your ES2016 code to a lower version for older browsers
– James Thorpe
Nov 7 at 13:46
Wait.. I think I just realised IE11 probably needsSocket.onopen = function(){instead..
– icecub
Nov 7 at 13:46
@JamesThorpe Thank you very much! That actually saved me a lot of trouble!
– icecub
Nov 7 at 14:15
add a comment |
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"So I've started working on a seperate JS file for those browsers using ES2015 instead of ES2016" - you can always transpile your ES2016 code to a lower version for older browsers
– James Thorpe
Nov 7 at 13:46
Wait.. I think I just realised IE11 probably needsSocket.onopen = function(){instead..
– icecub
Nov 7 at 13:46
@JamesThorpe Thank you very much! That actually saved me a lot of trouble!
– icecub
Nov 7 at 14:15
1
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"So I've started working on a seperate JS file for those browsers using ES2015 instead of ES2016" - you can always transpile your ES2016 code to a lower version for older browsers
– James Thorpe
Nov 7 at 13:46
"So I've started working on a seperate JS file for those browsers using ES2015 instead of ES2016" - you can always transpile your ES2016 code to a lower version for older browsers
– James Thorpe
Nov 7 at 13:46
Wait.. I think I just realised IE11 probably needs
Socket.onopen = function(){ instead..– icecub
Nov 7 at 13:46
Wait.. I think I just realised IE11 probably needs
Socket.onopen = function(){ instead..– icecub
Nov 7 at 13:46
@JamesThorpe Thank you very much! That actually saved me a lot of trouble!
– icecub
Nov 7 at 14:15
@JamesThorpe Thank you very much! That actually saved me a lot of trouble!
– icecub
Nov 7 at 14:15
add a comment |
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"So I've started working on a seperate JS file for those browsers using ES2015 instead of ES2016" - you can always transpile your ES2016 code to a lower version for older browsers
– James Thorpe
Nov 7 at 13:46
Wait.. I think I just realised IE11 probably needs
Socket.onopen = function(){instead..– icecub
Nov 7 at 13:46
@JamesThorpe Thank you very much! That actually saved me a lot of trouble!
– icecub
Nov 7 at 14:15