I've experienced this too, and some others in the list.
The underlying issue is that the combining / gzipping dies in the server
side -> the page is loaded but the javascript asset is never delivered to
the browser. However, tapestry includes initialization in the page which
dependes to the asset, which gives error Tapestry does not exist.
Hunt down the stack trace from production and attach it here. Do you also
have tomcat, and develop in windows + deploy to linux?
- Ville
Ps. We're experiencing this randomly, and for us this is not browser
dependent.
Steve Eynon wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I noticed that if I added script on page in a component during the
> beginRender() method via...
>
> renderSupport.addScript()
>
> ...I recieved a javascript error in IE 6 complaining that the Tapestry
> object did not exist on the line:
>
> Tapestry.onDOMLoaded(function() {
>
> This only happens if "tapestry.combine-scripts" is set to true (i.e.
> in production mode). If this is set to false, then IE 6 is more than
> happy. It seems like IE 6 was not happy with the virtual asset js
> file.
>
> I was just wondering if anyone else had noticed this behaviour as I'm
> only able to test IE 6 via the usual Multiple IEs install on a Windows
> XP box (and not through a *real* IE 6 install).
>
> Regards,
>
> Steve.
>
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