This customization of Ext JS TreeLoader can create a negative side-effect on Safari and Chrome in a very narrow use case. The issue that I ran into happens when the folder node was empty and when you drop a leaf node into it. In the sandBox function shown in the above link, it would return [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Safari’
Be careful with the sandbox
Posted: February 2, 2009 in TechnologyTags: chrome, Ext JS, Safari, TreePanel
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JavaScript annoyance on Safari
Posted: July 25, 2008 in TechnologyTags: debugger, JavaScript, Safari, WebKit
I encountered a JavaScript issue on Safari while the same script works fine on Firefox and IE. Based on what I could find, WebKit appears to be the only bundle that contains a JavaScript debugger. Since WebKit is the open source web browser engine that Safari uses, it essentially is the bleeding edge of what [...]
