use try catch for e.preventDefault in setTimeout for resize/orientation change. Fixes member not found error in old IEs.#138
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…found" error for older versions of ie (apparently older versions of ie don't allow the error object to be passed through a setTimeout).
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This should solve the member not found error mentioned in #105
Apparently in old versions of IE, events don't get passed through a setTimeout?!
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3531751/member-not-found-ie-error-ie-6-7-8-9
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7993085/ie-9-showing-displaying-member-not-found
Some solutions involve creating a duplicate of the error object and using that but I figured a try/catch would pretty much do the same as the if condition that you'd previously used to solve this problem.