Oops, you're right, I should have given a file and line number!
If you
load https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/, it's in one of the
advertising js files, pubads_impl_2019052302.js at line 1854 after demin.
I don't know if it's responsible for inhibiting content from loading such
as Players, but it's the first runtime that occurs. Hooray, first piece
of find & fix that would probably not have been coherent to isolate and
work on without the breakpoint!
On Sun, 2 Jun 2019, Karl Dahlke wrote:
I guess you would have to show me where the location.search(stuff) as a
function is, because I find it as a string all over, even in the baseball site.
cloud.js lines 42, 589, 1551, 6062, etc.
If you stretch your mind to the limit you could imagine the getter returning a
function that is string.match but it has a toString() function that is the
string you want,
so if the code coerces it to a string it will be right, but that's the only way,
and most of the time the code doesn't coerce it to a string so it will be an
object and blow up.
So no you can't have your cake and eat it too.
More likely there's something wrong with the parameters being passed in,
like maybe the location object should have been coererced to string before it
was passed.
Anyways I'd have to look at it for real.
Karl Dahlke
