debug breaking IE (possibly)

[metafizzy]

debug breaking IE (possibly)

[paulirish]

weird.

quite weird.

maybe there was a mismatch of commas in the options object?

anyway we'll take a look. thx dave

[macsupport]

I am the user who contacted Dave about the issue. Initially, no additional images would load, only the "no more pages" message would show each time the insert button was clicked ( it would show for as many pages as were supposed to load and then be disabled). When I removed the "debug:false," line, it worked but I then found only the first of 3 additional pages would load, with the last two showing the "no more pages" message.
Here is the weird part; when I changed the names of my additonal pages from index2.html, index3.html, etc to page2.html, page3.html, it works as it should!
The following two links are to 2 pages, the first not working at all ( using index2.html) and the second with the loading page names changed to page2.html etc :

http://macosxsupport.com/portfolio2/index_ie.html

http://macosxsupport.com/portfolio2/index_ie2.html

[lukeshumard]

i bet this is the regex for determining the next page. try using the pathParse option and let me know if this solves your problem. i have no idea why this wouldn't work based on how you're describing it. could you post links to each instance or recreate them on jsfiddle?

[lukeshumard]

Any progress on this?

[desandro]

I believe it was diagnosed to be related to the how Jalbum messed with href attribute. I'm closing this issue.

@macsupport followed up:

After some experimentation, it seems the issue in IE 8 and loading new pages with infinitescroll and isotope has to do with the presence of href="#insert"
on the page one is trying to load by "insert" (index2.html, etc.) and not the actual naming of the page. Here are two examples:

with href="#insert" http://macosxsupport.com/explorer2/

without href="#insert" http://macosxsupport.com/explorer/

I have no idea why, and most people would not have this issue routinely, it's just the way Jalbum is limited in it's scripting and naming convention that the href="#insert" gets written to every page when they are generated (seems there is no way to script that only the index.html page gets this written to it, since all the pages have the same html and css structure when generated!).