Ah, thanks that seems like a start, but I'm having some issues with it.
The call to the constructor in the decorator method throws a
NullPointerException, it seems because there is an issue with the
ClientInfrastructure passed into the decorator method. Also, the logic
in your example seems to be based around having one javascript library
file supersede another in the stack order. How will this apply to
getting my CSS to work? Should I pass in a second, fixed version of the
blackbird.js to the javascriptStack after the original is contributed?
Also, how exactly is an asset referenced when adding to the
javascriptStack list, as a path like generic
assets/package/name/asset.filetype ?
I'm guessing you were the guy who mentioned the blackbird issue in the
first place since your name is also Jim. Thanks for the help so far.
Thanks,
Rich
Jim O'Callaghan wrote:
See this post for a possible workaround:
http://markmail.org/message/fsu22hjz4bxvpczb?q=list:org%2Eapache%2Etapestry%
2Eusers+MyClientInfrastructure
I don't know why this hasn't been raised more often as an issue with
blackbird and IE. I think blackbird has been removed from T5.2.0 in favour
of an internal solution to logging client side messages.
Regards,
Jim.
-----Original Message-----
From: Rich [mailto:rich...@moremagic.com]
Sent: 20 July 2010 17:25
To: users@tapestry.apache.org
Subject: blackbird.js and IE breaking fixed CSS background image
Hi,
I'm aware blackbird.js is not directly Tapestry code, but I'm looking
for advice on how to handle an issue with the blackbird.js file. I had
been having problems with getting the fixed background image in my
tapestry webapp to stay fixed in Internet Explorer. I'd given up
searching for a solution (it appeared to be beyond the CSS I was using)
until someone recently pointed out that a line of code in blackbird.js
breaks the fixed background for IE.
I went and re-jared the tapestry-core with the line of code commented
out and it now works in internet explorer. However, having to manage my
own version of the tapestry-core jar to fix an IE bug does not seem like
a good idea. Is there a way to exclude blackbird from my projects all
together? Or maybe there is some other, better solution?
Regards,
Rich
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