Including vue-currency-input in vue project breaks IE 11 & Edge about vue-currency-input HOT 15 CLOSED

Good news: In the next release (probably 1.19.0) the requirement for Intl.NumberFormat.prototype.formatToParts() will be dropped again.

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Release 1.19.0 is now available 🤤

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Thanks for your suggestion. I will add it in the docs.

Good news: IE11 will be supported in the next release (1.6.0) 🎉

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Hi, since 1.18.0 browser support for Intl.NumberFormat.prototype.formatToParts() is required or needs to be polyfilled.

Adding the following snippet to your main.js should work:

if (!Intl.NumberFormat.prototype.formatToParts) {
    Intl.NumberFormat = require('intl').NumberFormat;
    require('intl/locale-data/jsonp/<your locale>')
}

You can also use a version < 1.18.0 if you don't need support Arabic/Persian numbers.

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Good news: In the next release (probably 1.19.0) the requirement for Intl.NumberFormat.prototype.formatToParts() will be dropped again.

Please faster :D
my users with safari 10 are indignant

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Hi,
the plugin will work in Edge if you add

transpileDependencies: ['vue-currency-input']

to vue.config.js (see https://cli.vuejs.org/config/#transpiledependencies).

IE11 is currently not supported,

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Hi,

thanks for the information about how to fix the issue with Edge, it worked flawlessly.

May I suggest to add that information to the web page, including the information about browser support?

So I guess it was not a bug after all.

Thanks again.

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IE11/Edge are now fully supported in release 1.6.0.
The transpileDependencies config is no longer needed.

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Most of all - thank you for your work.

Everything runs flawlessly in other browsers, but in IE11 (v11.778.18362) I have trouble making it work, so I'm reusing this issue. In dev mode I get the following errors:

Error in created hook: "TypeError: Object doesn't support property or method 'formatToParts'"
Error in directive currency bind hook: "TypeError: Object doesn't support property or method 'formatToParts'"

I thought it's caused by the lacking implementation of Intl in IE11, so I added the polyfills, but it didn't help. Perhaps i'm missing something simple here.

The Playground site doesn't work in IE11 either (any characters can be typed inside the input).

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Worked like a charm, thank you 😁

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Hi, I also have same issue in IE11. Do you have CDN for version less than 1.18.0.

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Is there any way to use polyfill with dynamic locale values, i.e. based on user preferences / browser locale?

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maybe a bundle w/o arabic numbers support can be a compromise for those who need slightly wider browser compatibility, but don't want to miss on latest vue-currency-input bugfixes..

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Hi, I also have same issue in IE11. Do you have CDN for version less than 1.18.0.

Use https://unpkg.com/[email protected]

Is there any way to use polyfill with dynamic locale values, i.e. based on user preferences / browser locale?

What about using navigator.language?

maybe a bundle w/o arabic numbers support can be a compromise for those who need slightly wider browser compatibility, but don't want to miss on latest vue-currency-input bugfixes..

No, sorry! Please use the polyfill if you need to support zombie browsers like IE11.

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@dm4t2, I checked and apart from IE11, up to 3-4% of other browsers (Chrome < 64, Safari < 11 or even 12, Edge < 18 etc), do not support formatToParts(). Also, the polyfill itself is unmaintaned and its issues list looks scary.

As for dynamic locale imports, my concern was not about detecting locale, but about dynamically pulling necessary jsonp upon detection... it might be that webpack 4 can do it natively for require, I will explore this later.

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