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Fix for initializing Flexie with JS for nested layouts in IE 9 and lower #48

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This also depends on the fix by @harrylove. The tests contain one example nesting a horizontal layout in a vertical one initialized with CSS and one version set up with JS. The tests only contain flexbox code relevant for Flexie, and will not flex in browsers where flexbox is natively supported.

Harry Love and others added 4 commits January 9, 2012 15:20
Check for existence of object before assigning. Fixes "Uncaught
TypeError: Cannot read property 'children' of undefined"
…wer, with tests. The tests only contain relevant flexbox code, and will not flex in browsers where flexbox is natively supported.
…ry through JavaScript only (with no magic CSS parsing).
@@ -2028,7 +2030,7 @@ var Flexie = (function (win, doc) {
FLX.version = "1.0.3";

// Load when the DOM is ready
attachLoadMethod(FLX.init);
//attachLoadMethod(FLX.init);

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You shouldn't comment that out, as it will prevent Flexie from automatically starting up.

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Sorry for the confusion, the last commit (40da658) should not be part of this pull request. It comments out the auto init stuff, as we are not using it. Since I had not made a feature branch for the pull request, and it did not get merged, that commit also shows up here.

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