fix(plugin-inline-script-content): Call previous onreadystatechange callback #426
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The inline script plugin waits for the document to be "ready" before it scrapes the content of the
<html>
element. This listens to thedocument.onreadystatechange
event, which may already have a handler attached. This change stores a reference to any previous handler and calls it if it is afunction.
This fixes a reported bug where initializing Bugsnag after Pace.js causes Pace.js to malfunction.
Testing
To verify this works, you can use the following example. Serve it on localhost and drop in
pace.js
andbugsnag.js
into astatic
directory alongside. Using an existing version of Bugsnag, you should see the progressbar never reaches the right hand side of the page. Using a version of Bugsnag built from this branch, it should successfully reach the right hand side when the slow "image" has loaded. A built version of Bugsnag is attached to this PR for convenience.bugsnag.js built from this branch