I'm using a javascript script called ImageFlow. It runs fine in FF/Chrome, however is very slow and hangy.
In IE (9,8,7) it just refuses to load at all. There are no JS problems, and I can't post the code as there is too much and I also didnt code any of the site so dont know what triggered it to go wrong.
The demo site is http://crofts.propertylogic.net and the JS for the imageflow can be found at http://crofts.propertylogic.net/coverflow/imageflow.js . The effect is meant to slot into the white box in the middle of the page, with the team members, as you can see on chrome/ff. If anyone could point me in the right direction that would be great.
I can't fix the code for you, but I can tell you basically why it isn't working in IE9. The init event that finds the 'myImageFlow' div is happening before that div has been read into the DOM. I believe it's because of the way the ImageFlow plugin imitates the DOMContentLoaded event for IE. The ImageFlow plugin uses the DOMContentLoaded plugin which hasn't been updated since May '08. I would bet you that library is out of date and as a result it is breaking ImageFlow, which also looks to be quite out of date.
I would honestly suggest that you look for a more modern plugin. If that doesn't help, try messing around with the DOMContentLoaded section to see if you can figure out why it is not delaying long enough in IE9 (use the debugger F12).