Thanks for the info. I have added my votes to these cases.
On Tue, Jun 26, 2012 at 1:40 AM, Jochen Berger wrote:
> Oh, I should have continued reading, sorry. Then, it's most likely also
> TAP5-1882/TAP5-1907.
>
> Am 26.06.2012 05:58, schrieb Ray Nicholus:
>
>> Changing the following line in the
Oh, I should have continued reading, sorry. Then, it's most likely also
TAP5-1882/TAP5-1907.
Am 26.06.2012 05:58, schrieb Ray Nicholus:
Changing the following line in the addStylesheets function from:
var loaded = _(document.styleSheets).chain().pluck("href").without("").
map(this.rebuildURLIf
Are you on IE9 and using Tapestry's logging in the success handler by
any chance? Then it's probably TAP5-1887 that's hitting you.
Am 26.06.2012 00:05, schrieb Howard Lewis Ship:
That does seem odd. IE gets the least coverage, at least by me, since I can
only run it in a VM, and it has the wors
Changing the following line in the addStylesheets function from:
var loaded = _(document.styleSheets).chain().pluck("href").without("").
map(this.rebuildURLIfIE).value();
to:
var loaded = _(document.styleSheets).chain(
).pluck("href").without("").without(null).map(this.rebuildURLIfIE).value();
I would never even open IE if I had the choice. The javascript console
looks like someone's high school project.
It turns out that IE's exception message was, as usual, misleading. I
should also mention that I was getting the same exception message when
tapestry attempted to execute consolefn.ca
That does seem odd. IE gets the least coverage, at least by me, since I can
only run it in a VM, and it has the worst debugging experience of any
browser. This still seems quite fishy though ... since when can you not
call() a Function?
On Mon, Jun 25, 2012 at 3:03 PM, Ray Nicholus wrote:
> I'm
I'm seeing the following javascript exception in IE only when the
ajaxRequest function is called in tapestry.js:
Object doesn't support property or method 'call'
I've confirmed that successHandler is not null, and call appears to be
available as a native function. as one would expect. Any idea
