IE8 and the following browser pseudo-array slice method compatible processing

A few days ago colleagues said that the array of slice method in the IE8 with compatibility issues, I consulted the MDN, the document contains IE8 and the following browser, Dom object composed of a pseudo-array call slice method does not follow the standard behavior

I made a demo and I tested it on the IE8.

<div> Ancient </div><div> German </div><div>God</div><script>var dom = document.getElementsByTagName ("div"); Console.log (Array.prototype.slice.call (DOM,1) )    < /script>

Results

Tip Dom is not a JS object in ie9+ browser without this problem. MDN Official document also gives a piece of code solution, I have a quick and easy way to solve the problem. Since DOM is not a JS object, turn it into an object is not finished, so I put the code to do the following transformation:

<div> Ancient </div><div> German </div><div>God</div><script>var dom = document.getElementsByTagName ("div"); Console.log (Array.prototype.concat.apply ([],dom). Slice (1))     </script>

Compatibility problem is so happy to solve the ~

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IE8 and the following browser pseudo-array slice method compatible processing