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Can't use this at all in Firefox #1104
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By using the step-by-step debugger in Firebug, this is the endless loop:
If I take out angular-ui-router it works. It was already working with ngRouter. My current markup. The module is being bootstrapped manually on DOM ready <section>
<div class="container main-container">
<!-- uiView: -->
<div class="ng-scope" autoscroll="" ui-view=""></div> {$scope=Scope { $$listeners={...}, $$listenerCount={...}, $id="004", more...}$uiViewName="@" }
</div>
</section> |
Currently, Angular doesn't support the 2.x builds of jQuery. Does it work when you include a 1.x build? |
I just found out about angular not having support for jquery 2.x after changing to ui-router. it was actually working fine before |
So, to answer my own question, yes? |
yup, working just fine |
angular 1.3 latest beta now complies with jQuery 2.1.1+, BUT ui-router is still getting this error with new jquery, the cross reference of issues is angular/angular.js#7648 |
I assume this works fine when Firebug is disabled? Does it work with Firefox built-in developer tools? Also, I don't really understand the error; where does this recursion happen? The stack trace doesn't seem extremely long. Note that it'll be very hard to fix if we don't have a reproducible case we could test on. But if this bug appears only in tandem with Firebug, it's much less critical than the title of this issue seems to indicate. |
it was the firequery (firebug's plugin), now I feel stupid. disabled it and now works, doh |
I'm using latest version of ui-router, with Angular 1.3.0-beta.10, jQuery 2.1.1, and everytime I bootstrap my module in Firefox, I receive a "Error: too much recursion", with a useless stack trace:
I'm stumped. The application itself is somewhat big (around 10k lines of code), but it's a SPA. It works on Chrome...
EDIT: It doesn't work on Firefox WHEN FIREBUG is opened. So I guess it's a bug in Firebug, but it didn't happen with ngRoute
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