Ticket #7082 (closed defect: fixed)

Opened 6 months ago

Last modified 1 month ago

jQuery 1.2.5 crashes Safari 2.0.4

Reported by: tellyworth Assigned to: anonymous
Priority: normal Milestone: 2.7
Component: General Version:
Severity: normal Keywords:
Cc:

Description

It happens immediately after login, but not every time - say one in three logins.

Reproduced in trunk r8037. If I roll back to [7972] the crashes stop.

I can't find anything current in the jQuery trac that refers to a Safari crash.

Attachments

hacked_makeArray.diff (490 bytes) - added by ryan on 06/04/08 01:43:34.
Lame, ugly workaround for makeArray

Change History

06/03/08 17:35:08 changed by ryan

Started when [7973] bumped jQuery from 4663 (1.2.3) to 5623 (1.2.5). Persists with jQuery 5700 (1.2.6).

06/03/08 18:28:38 changed by ryan

06/03/08 18:31:56 changed by ryan

06/04/08 01:43:34 changed by ryan

  • attachment hacked_makeArray.diff added.

Lame, ugly workaround for makeArray

06/04/08 01:47:12 changed by ryan

(In [8043]) Hacked up version of jQuery to workaround Safari 2.0.4 bug. see #7082

06/04/08 01:52:28 changed by ryan

(In [8044]) Add missing semi. see #7082

06/04/08 05:20:38 changed by ryan

So much for my lame patch. It breaks theme preview. $(window).height() returns null.

06/04/08 05:31:56 changed by ryan

(In [8046]) Revert jQuery hack. see #7082

09/14/08 19:12:46 changed by MattyRob

  • keywords set to reporter-feedback.

Are we using jQuery .2.6 yet? Does this still happen with the newer version?

10/14/08 12:29:20 changed by MattyRob

  • status changed from new to closed.
  • resolution set to invalid.

- No reporter feedback - WordPress is now using jQuery 1.2.6 - Latest Safari release is now 3.1.2

Closing as invalid based on the above

10/14/08 22:46:44 changed by jacobsantos

  • keywords deleted.
  • milestone deleted.

10/14/08 22:47:04 changed by jacobsantos

  • status changed from closed to reopened.
  • resolution deleted.
  • milestone set to 2.7.

10/14/08 22:47:24 changed by jacobsantos

  • status changed from reopened to closed.
  • resolution set to fixed.

Marking as fixed since the revisions went into fixing it and no reporter feedback.