After some testing, it looks like the Galleria library 1.2.9 stopped working in IE10 and IE11 when using stock Drupal with jquery 1.4.4.

Also it looks like the Galleria library needs jquery 1.7.1+(from the jquery_update module) to use Galleria 1.3.2(the latest) unless....

You can still use Galleria 1.3.2 with stock Drupal jquery 1.4.4 if you set the transition:none in the Galleria options. This requires a small patch to this module to make it work.

You might want to update the project page as well with a notice.

I would also recommend committing the patch from #1772212-1: Transition effect does not work in fullscreen theme to go with this.

Patch forthcoming.

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Here is the patch.

gmclelland’s picture

Also while it seems to work fine with transition:none, there might be problems with Galleria and jquery 1.4.4 because in Galleria 1.3.2. it uses the jquery .on method which was introduced in jquery 1.7.

I haven't tested Galleria with multiple instances on the page.

Related discussion: http://support.galleria.io/discussions/problems/1798-ie-10-not-working

Regardless, I don't think committing this patch will cause any harm. If people want Galleria to work with transitions+Galleria 1.3.2+IE10+IE11 they will need jquery_update otherwise just set the transitions to "None" and it keep working in stock Drupal and Galleria 1.3.2.

When it doesn't work in IE10 and IE11, all you will see is the gallery with thumbnails but the main image won't change when clicking on the thumbnails or next/prev image buttons.

Hope that helps

hagershorn’s picture

I am a total novice. Could someone tell me in words of one syllable how to apply this patch please. I have access to the files and can edit happily, but haven't a clue which to edit.

John H

hagershorn’s picture

OK. I found it and put it in. It seems to work. Thank you.

It is in file 'galleria.admin.inc' Again could someone tell me how I was supposed to know that.

John H

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Hi gmclelland, thanks for this post as I have problem with Galleria in IE8 before, and now it solved.
I just updated the Galleria library to the latest one (v1.3.3), and in jQuery Update module, from admin page change the jQuery version to 1.8. Work like a charm!

Thanks.
-Ardi

hagershorn’s picture

re #5 Many thanks.

J