Bug 3609 filed for the "onload" event of an iframe element not firing.
http://bugzilla.opendarwin.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3609
Dave
On Jun 18, 2005, at 3:58 PM, Curt Arnold wrote:
[...]
The ECMAScript productions come in a two flavors: A JSUnit-hosted
(http://www.jsunit.net) test suite and a self-hosted test suites.
The JSUnit test suite can be configured to use several different
approaches to loading the test documents. The most common for HTML
browsers is the IFRAME loader which manipulates documents that are
loaded by setting the src attribute on IFRAME elements that are
embedded in the JSUnit test definition. Unfortunately, Safari and
Konqueror do not dispatch the "load" event to the document
containing the IFRAME element which causes the JSUnit test suite to
think that the test documents never load.
The "self-hosted" productions were created to test implementations
that could not run JSUnit, particularly the Palm OS browser
(resource issues), ie:Mac Safari/Konqueror (the load event issue),
and SVG browsers. The self-hosted tests embed the test script into
the test document and the script is run when the document completes
loading and then change the document to indicate the success or
failure of the test. For example, the SVG tests turn into a green
rectangle if pass, red if failed. This approach allows most tests
to be run in browsers that don't support JSUnit, however tests that
depend on loading multiple documents can't be produced.
[...]
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