Hi guys,
this is my first post and I hope it can be useful.
I experienced some problems using Safari for Windows or Chrome for
Linux inside a Drupal site: with these browsers the "load" event of
the client is never called at the first page load. But it works
correctly if I force a refresh of the page.
I observed that the problem is inside the function
"APE.Client.prototype.load", declared in JavaScript.js.
Here, everything goes right until the last lines of the function: at
this point, the "iframe.onload" event is never fired. But, refreshing
the page, it works for some reason. The code is this:
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iframe.onload = function() {
if (!iframe.contentWindow.APE) setTimeout(iframe.onload, 100);//
Sometimes IE fire the onload event, but the iframe is not loaded -_-
else iframe.contentWindow.APE.init(config);
}
}
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I temporary solved this problem forcing the call of the event. Thanks
to the recursive timeout inside, it works correctly, maybe looping two
or three times:
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iframe.onload = function() {
if (!iframe.contentWindow.APE) setTimeout(iframe.onload, 100);//
Sometimes IE fire the onload event, but the iframe is not loaded -_-
else iframe.contentWindow.APE.init(config);
}
iframe.onload();
}
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Thanks for your work, you made a beautiful thing with Ape :)
Bye
o Rico, alias Federico Ravera
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