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Basic click does not work in IE #69

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raviviswanathan opened this issue Jan 16, 2014 · 11 comments
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Basic click does not work in IE #69

raviviswanathan opened this issue Jan 16, 2014 · 11 comments
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@raviviswanathan
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am running a basic funcunit test as below for the test.html.. which has only

<html><body><div>Test</div></body></html>
module('test', {
  setup: function() {
    F.open('test.html');
  }
});

//test to verify that head, body are not empty

test("Page render Test : Head, Body and Header message", function(){
 ok( F("body").size(), "There are elements in the Head"); //head is not empty 
 F('body').click();
});

This gives the below error

1.There are elements in the Head
2.Unspecified error.Source: /j/test/resources/jquery.js:6110

3.Could not click 'body'Source: at assertOK (/j/test/resources/funcunit.js:2720:4)
at Anonymous function (/j/test/resources/funcunit.js:4243:8)
@alexisabril
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Awesome, thanks for the repost. Can you provide which version of IE you're using?

@raviviswanathan
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IE 10

@raviviswanathan
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this works fine in Firefox and chrome, but not in IE

@raviviswanathan
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Have i provided the enough input?

@raviviswanathan
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Please HELP...

@alexisabril
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@raviviswanathan I'll take a look at this issue asap.

@raviviswanathan
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Just wanted to check if it a bug in Funcunit or i am missing something?

@daffl
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daffl commented Jan 17, 2014

One thing that you should change is probably

ok( F("body").size(), "There are elements in the Head"); //head is not empty

To

F("body").size("There are elements in the Head")

Which might fix your other issue as well.

@raviviswanathan
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I get the below error after i changed to F("body").size("There are elements in the Head")

waiting for size on body !== There are elements in the body, actual value: 1
Source:

FuncUnit.unit.assertOK@http://localhost:8080/Quoting/j/test/resources/funcunit.js:2720
FuncUnit.makeFunc/FuncUnit.prototype[fname]/<.error@http://localhost:8080/Quoting/j/test/resources/funcunit.js:3944
FuncUnit._done/</timer<@http://localhost:8080/Quoting/j/test/resources/funcunit.js:4241

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@raviviswanathan This is actually a jQuery bug outlined here: jquery/jquery@b414efd

Basically, since FuncUnit is opening a new window, window points to the runner(funcunit page) while the element is referenced from the popup. IE10 isn't allowing that cross window communication. The bug is fixed in 1.11.x-beta.

In the interim, v2.1 will either contain a patched version of jQuery or 1.11(whichever is complete by v2.1 release).

For you're particular use case, if you download a beta release of 1.11 jQuery on the runner page your issue should be solved.

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@alexisabril We're using 1.11, now. Can this be closed?

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