On Sun, Jun 17, 2012 at 11:28 AM, Daniel Gonzalez <gonva...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello there, > > This is my first post to this list, so I hope I do not break any rules here. > I am just testing pyjamas. I have started with the HelloWorld example and > slightly modified to get a feeling of how difficult it is to create layouts > with pyjamas. So far I am very satisfied. > > Nevertheless I have been hitting a very strange situation which I do not > know how to solve: my applicatio shows as expected when I run it with > pyjamas desktop, but it the browser the layout is duplicated. This means > that I see my layout twice, one instance below the other. I am not doing > anything special in my little application to have a double instance of my > layout. The first instance appears immediately, the second slightly later. I > am inclined to think that this has something to do with the cached html in > the output directory, since visually it correlates with the timing when my > apache logs and the chrome network inspector show me that the requests of > those cache files are performed. But I do not understand why this happens, > and what I can do to get rid of these problems.
[...] > What could be going on? what Rob said is almost certainly what's happening, though i don't think onModuleLoad() is causing issue: try removing `bootstrap.js` from your `Portal.html` file ... this file is only used by the translated/pyjs version, the native runtimes (ie. pyjd) simply manipulate the DOM directly. the cache files are not even used in the native runners -- the fact that you are loading them means a pyjs instance is running where it shouldn't be. -- C Anthony
