Here's a guess. Window.r is from our attempt to complete the console
setup. It runs code injected on load. You changed the domain so now
our code is cross domain.

jjb

On Aug 27, 1:08 pm, Steven Parkes <[email protected]> wrote:
> I'm seeing various numbers of "Firebug cannot find _firebugConsole
> element" messages and wondering about thoughts on it.  I see them
> under FF 3.0.13 and 3.5.2 and FB 1.3.3, 1.4.*, and 1.5X.0a21. The more
> recent the version, the more frequently I see the issue.
>
> When the issue occurs, generally I get  "Firebug cannot find
> _firebugConsole" for cases where the code is trying to do a
> console.debug(...). When it works, I get the debugging in the console.
> When it doesn't work, I get the error message. It works on some (re)
> loads, not on others. The frequency of failure seems to be higher for
> newer combinations of FF/FB.
>
> The thing that I think it triggering it is having multiple windows
> with their document domains set (possibly in combination with active
> XHR requests) when doing a (re)load. The main page sets its
> document.domain and contains an iframe, the contents of which sets its
> document.domain to the same value.
>
> Here's the console output when doing a reload that fails (this is
> under3.0.13/1.3.3since it gives more output in the console (not sure
> which to turn tracing on on in newer versions:
>
> Firebug cannot find _firebugConsole element
> commandLine.evaluate FAILED: Error: Permission denied to set property
> Window.r
> [Break on this error] (200 out of range 2)
> FirebugC...uate,with (line 200) Window localhost:3000
> Firebug cannot find _firebugConsole element
> commandLine.evaluate FAILED: Error: Permission denied to set property
> Window.r
> [Break on this error] (200 out of range 2)
> FirebugC...uate,with (line 200) Window localhost:3000
> Firebug cannot find _firebugConsole element
> commandLine.evaluate FAILED: Error: Permission denied to set property
> Window.r
> [Break on this error] (200 out of range 2)
> FirebugC...uate,with (line 200) Window localhost:3000
> Strophe is not defined
> [Break on this error] Strophe.debug("request id " + req.id +
> strophe....251401953 (line 2150)
> listeninglocalhost:3000 (line 55)
> creatingxmpp.js?...251402053 (line 44)
> 1 _connect_cb was called
> 1 SASL authentication succeeded.
> 1 no requests during idle cycle, sending blank request
>
> Sorry it's ugly, but I think the key issue is the permissions denied
> part of the message. I think there's some kind of race going on
> relative to the document domains, but beyond that ...
>
> The timing ... well I'm not sure I understand it exactly. The line
> "Strophe is not defined" is actually an error being generated because
> there's a callback on an outstanding XHR request that is trying to
> access an object that appears to have already been destroyed. I don't
> think this is related, but ...
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