Probably not related but hit a weird issue with FF20 too:
* undefined in a variable that the Java source (compiled to JS) says should
be initialised.
* works fine in all other browsers.
* works in FF if firebug or the built in debugger turned on...
It was in some Request Factory code... we
Probably not related but hit a weird issue with FF20 too:
* undefined in a variable that the Java source (compiled to JS) says
should be initialised.
* works fine in all other browsers.
* works in FF if firebug or the built in debugger turned on...
Sounds like a JIT Compiler issue
On 2013-04-09, at 8:20 AM, Jens jens.nehlme...@gmail.com wrote:
Probably not related but hit a weird issue with FF20 too:
* undefined in a variable that the Java source (compiled to JS) says should
be initialised.
* works fine in all other browsers.
* works in FF if firebug or the built
I think you have to set javascript.options.ion.content to false to disable
IonMonkey (the name of the JIT Compiler in FF) in FF20.
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On 2013-04-09, at 10:31 AM, Jens jens.nehlme...@gmail.com wrote:
I think you have to set javascript.options.ion.content to false to disable
IonMonkey (the name of the JIT Compiler in FF) in FF20.
It briefly seemed like this might have had an impact (I failed to reproduce the
same error
On Friday, April 5, 2013 4:49:20 PM UTC-4, Geoffrey Wiseman wrote:
I hit an issue this afternoon where I have an unexplained issue with a
select where I can't select any of the options in it, and it seems like the
handler isn't even being called (or isn't triggering the debugger in
I hit an issue this afternoon where I have an unexplained issue with a
select where I can't select any of the options in it, and it seems like the
handler isn't even being called (or isn't triggering the debugger in
Eclipse, anyway), in either dev mode or after deployment in regular browser
