Re: [Trinidad] js error during PPR

[Renzo Tomaselli]

Me too, but if you want to have en embedded browser, IE6 is all what Eclipse 3.2.1 can offer. I guess there should be a way to replace it by IE 7, but I don't know how to do it. Suggestions are welcome as usual, and I apologize for being slightly OT. -- Renzo Matthias Wessendorf wrote: can't test IE6, only having IE7 and the good FF2 on my box -M On 10/26/07, Renzo Tomaselli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Ok, standalone browsers seem working fine (FF 2 / IE 7) with 1.03 and the js problem seems fixed. I still have to get it running on IE 6 embedded into Eclipse (there is no browser setting I know of), but I guess there is a trick somewhere. Even after restarting Eclipse I could get the app. running properly. Btw, I didn't have to cleanup any cache in standalone browsers, they run at the very first shot. Many thanks -- Renzo Matthias Wessendorf wrote: 1.0.4-SNAP you mean, right ? reg. the buttons. cache ? On 10/26/07, Renzo Tomaselli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Thanks Matthias. I just tried to move to 1.0.3, but oops ! my application doesn't even go beyond the very first page. No errors. Simply no reaction to any button. I use Myfaces 1.1.15, Tomahawk 1.1.6, Facelets 1.1.14. Should I look for the mentioned fix into some 1.0.2 snapshots ? -- Renzo Matthias Wessendorf wrote: there was a fix for that already. that is the firebug logger consol. Adam fixed it somewhen On 10/26/07, Renzo Tomaselli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi, I got a js error while processing a PPR response on IE 6/7 only. On FF 2.0 everything runs fine. The error message on IE 7 says <'console' is undefined> at line 9626, together with the page name. But I guess it should come from Common1_0_2.js. Now the problem is that such file is a merge of several js sources. How can I split it so that I could insert debug lines without rebuilding the entire Trinidad jars ? I'm using 1.02 snapshot. Thanks, -- Renzo