Internet-Explorer-10 – jQuery .map does not apply to IE 10

$("#tf_zoom").live("click", function ( ) {
 var n = $(".tf_thumbs").find("img").attr("src");
 var modelid = n.substr(43);
 $ .post("models/get_gallery", {
 "modelid": modelid
 }, function (data) {
 var imagespathes = $(data).map(function (key, url) {
 return ({
 href:'assets/uploads/files/' + url
 });
 });
 console.log(imagespathes);
 $.fancybox.open(imagespathes);
 }, "json");
});

I have this jquery code:

$("#tf_zoom").live("click", function () {
 var n = $(".tf_thumbs"). find("img").attr("src");
 var modelid = n.substr(43);
 $.post("models/get_gallery", {
 "modelid" : modelid
 }, function (data) {
 var imagespathes = $(data).map(function (key, url) {
 return ({
 href:'assets/uploads/files/' + url
 });
 });
 console.log(imagespathes);
 $.fancybox. open(imagespathes);
 }, " json");
});

This is my HTML:

Ok, now My problem is that this code does not run on IE 10, and it is surprising that it works between IE 9, IE 8, IE 7 and the charm between FF and Google Chrome

I read a lot about It’s about this problem, but it’s useless to me.
So, is there a solution.
Thank you very much for your help.

Update 1: I am using jquery version 1.7

Maybe this tip can help you:

I noticed that.map($(“select”).get( 0).options) does not work in IE10 but .map($(“select:first> option”)) will work. This is because select nodes with iteration options are returned in IE10 .options.

Then look at what the data returned in IE10 is, maybe it is not an array. If so, maybe you can do something like $(new Array(data)).map(…this will satisfy all browsers