not working with jquery in IE

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I am new to jquery and can't find seem to figure why it works in everything but IE

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<script type="text/javascript" src="http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.9.1.min.js""></script>
</head>
    <body>
<ul class="slides">
  <li class="screenshot"><p>Text 1</p><img class="phone" src="one.png"></li>
  <li class="screenshot"><p>Text 2</p><img class="phone" src="two.png"></li>
  <li class="screenshot"><p>Text 3</p><img class="phone" src="three.png"></li>
  <li class="screenshot"><p>Text 4</p><img class="phone" src="two.png"></li>
  <li class="screenshot"><p>Text 5</p><img class="phone" src="three.png"></li>
</ul>


 <script>
 $(function () {
        $('#right-arrow').click(function (ev) {
            ev.preventDefault();
            var $visibleImage, total, stack;
            $visibleImage = $('.screenshot:visible');
            total =  $('.screenshot').length;
            stack = $visibleImage.prevAll().length;
            $(this).attr('href') === stack++;

            if (stack === total) {
                stack = 0;
            }
            $visibleImage.fadeOut('slow');

                $('.screenshot:eq(' + stack + ')').fadeIn('slow');

        });
 });

 </script>

Posted 28-Feb-13 19:47pm

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markovl 1-Mar-13 1:53am

What do you mean by not working? Is there an error? Or the script doesn't get called? Or jQuery is not loaded?
There is not enough information in this question as is.

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Nick Fisher (Consultant) · Accepted Answer · 2013-03-01T00:11:00

You're not giving us enough information to go on, but this code seems to run fine in both IE7 and IE8 on my machine (using JQuery version 1.8.2). It does exactly what you're telling it to in the code - when a button's clicked it fades out all images on the page and then fades in the one the 'stack' counter is currently pointing to.