Unexpected call to method or property access

[Kasey]

After upgrading to your new licensed 4.x version I am seeing this error on new/edit form in Internet Explorer 9. Not all forms but forms where I have multiple hide/require type rules. Most of which I am also using your functions to perform those tasks due to the complex logic that is easier in a js function then multiple cascading rules. I really, really want to take advantage of other improvements you have made but many of our users are stuck with IE9 for a while longer and this error stops other rules from firing causing the form to not render as expected. It does not happen with your older version. Any suggestions or tips would be greatly appreciated Please help!

Did you make any significant changes to the below functions? And do they need to be used in a spedicific order? For instance if I am going to call spjs.dffs.hideFieldsByRule do I need to first need call spjs.dffs.clear_Mandatory?
spjs.dffs.flag_Mandatory
spjs.dffs.clear_Mandatory
spjs.dffs.hideFieldsByRule
spjs.dffs.unhideFieldsByRule
spjs.dffs.doReadOnly
spjs.dffs.undoReadOnly

Version information
Autocomplete: not loaded
Cascading dropdowns: 3.525
DFFS frontend: 4.358
DFFS frontend CSS: 4.11 / 4.11
jQuery: 1.11.2
Lookup: not loaded
Resource management: not loaded
SPJS-Utility: 1.253
vLookup: frontend v2.253

[Kasey]

I was able to dig in a little deeper with IE11. In the details of the error it was referencing hhelp.gif. I removed all field tooltips and the error went away. Are you donig something different with field tooltips that could cause this behaviour in IE9 and IE11 compatability mode? I wonder if it could be an issue with trying to apply a tooltip to a hidden field?

[Alexander Bautz]

Can you attach an image of the actual error message from the console?

Alexander

[Kasey]

Please find the requested images.

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