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On initial page load, everything works fine until you click on a web page (on another domain) then navigate Back. The localStorage reference in amplify.store code seems lost and returns a zero length, which probably explains why amplify.store('key') is always returning null. If you try to access directly to the localStorage instance, the key is actually there.
This bug is replicable on Safari 5.1.2 (7534.52.7) on Windows and Mobile Safari (7534.48.3) on iOS5 (iPhone).
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Just confirming, the demo is working on Chrome & Firefox on Linux, and Chrome, IE 8, and Safari on Windows XP. IE9 blocks the script include from raw Github files, but my guess is it works there just fine.
Also tested this on Safari 6 on Mac, and Safari on iOS 6, couldn't duplicate. It has either been fixed, or we'll need more information to duplicate it. Closing for now. Thanks for checking @jakerella
Here's a testcase: http://jsbin.com/3/oxexoc
On initial page load, everything works fine until you click on a web page (on another domain) then navigate Back. The
localStorage
reference in amplify.store code seems lost and returns a zerolength
, which probably explains why amplify.store('key') is always returningnull
. If you try to access directly to thelocalStorage
instance, the key is actually there.This bug is replicable on Safari 5.1.2 (7534.52.7) on Windows and Mobile Safari (7534.48.3) on iOS5 (iPhone).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: