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I noticed this while debugging something. I'm on etherpad 1.8.16, ep_comments_page 0.1.83.
In static/js/index.js, put a console.log or alert inside any or all of the following handlers (and perhaps others, for all I know):
static/js/index.js
console.log
alert
this.container.on('mouseover', '.sidebar-comment', (e) => {...
...on('mouseout', '.sidebar-comment', (e) => {...
this.padInner.contents().on('mouseover', '.comment', function (e) {...
this.padInner.contents().on('click', '.comment', function (e) {...
this.padInner.contents().on('mouseleave', '.comment', (e) => {...
Open a blank file. Add a comment. Trigger the events. You'll find that the handlers are fired a single time, as expected.
Now, try adding a new comment somewhere in the file. Trigger the events again. You'll find that the handlers are fired twice.
Add another comment. Trigger the events, the handlers are fired three times.
Reload the page.
Trigger the events. You'll find that the handlers are again fired a single time.
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I noticed this while debugging something. I'm on etherpad 1.8.16, ep_comments_page 0.1.83.
In
static/js/index.js, put aconsole.logoralertinside any or all of the following handlers (and perhaps others, for all I know):this.container.on('mouseover', '.sidebar-comment', (e) => {......on('mouseout', '.sidebar-comment', (e) => {...this.padInner.contents().on('mouseover', '.comment', function (e) {...this.padInner.contents().on('click', '.comment', function (e) {...this.padInner.contents().on('mouseleave', '.comment', (e) => {...Open a blank file. Add a comment. Trigger the events. You'll find that the handlers are fired a single time, as expected.
Now, try adding a new comment somewhere in the file. Trigger the events again. You'll find that the handlers are fired twice.
Add another comment. Trigger the events, the handlers are fired three times.
Reload the page.
Trigger the events. You'll find that the handlers are again fired a single time.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: