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fix(split links): run in iframes in Chrome (#504)
Chrome does not fire the window load event on iframe windows, Firefox doesn't fire the DOMContentLoaded event. Instead, we should just listen for the iframe load event itself, rather than load events on the contained window or document.
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/deploy-preview again, better approach. Not sure where my head is at these days. |
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I think chaban confirmed that the last attempt did fix the problem. This fix should go into the work code toolbox in #499 too. |
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Fixes issue reported by chaban in the forums.
We already knew that Firefox doesn't fire the
DOMContentLoadedevent, which is why we were listening to the iframe window'sloadevent. However, it turns out that Chrome doesn't fire that event.I also tried mutation observers, they don't work either. I'm not sure whether Chrome fires theTurns out the simple solution is just to listen for theDOMContentLoadedevent, but considering that the iframe's documentreadyStateattribute is set to'complete'immediately makes me doubt that. So we'll resort to the simplest approach: Continuous polling (eww!).loadevent on the iframe itself.I'm not 100% certain the issue chaban is seeing, but I couldn't reproduce it on Firefox, and it was broken in Chrome either way, so it needed fixing. I'll ask chaban to test this as well to verify that the problem is solved.
We'll also need to apply this to
Work code toolboxin #499.