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There are several similar issues reported lately. Presumably this is a duplicate. But here is my set-up:
Javascript management with require.js, loading ZeroClipboard via AMD
Browsers: Newest Firefox, newest Chromium
OS: Linux, Ubuntu 13.10
Flash: 11.2
ZeroClipboard: 1.2.3
Code: I've put together a gist with the minimal testcase I could come up with: https://gist.github.com/Boldewyn/8138833 There's a small description with log output over there.
It looks like some kind of race condition to me: Sometimes, the text gets copied, sometimes not. It's not predictable, as far as I can see.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Are you setting the moviePath config option at some point? Your gist doesn't show such but would presumably need it since your JS file is not in the same directory as your page.
This is a minor annoyance I hope to ease in v2.x via #303.
In my case, I've just copied the ZeroClipboard.swf to the page's location. It gets loaded just fine. (Of course, for the Gist to run out of the box, one would need to do either of those.)
I've seen the problem here on my laptop, so yes, it's actually a Synaptic trackpad. However, it appears regardless of tapping the pad or pressing the pad's left "mouse" button.
So I'm guessing that this has to do with my use of the asynchronous form of require rather than the synchronous form. Switching to the synchronous version should hopefully fix the problem.
There are several similar issues reported lately. Presumably this is a duplicate. But here is my set-up:
Code: I've put together a gist with the minimal testcase I could come up with: https://gist.github.com/Boldewyn/8138833 There's a small description with log output over there.
It looks like some kind of race condition to me: Sometimes, the text gets copied, sometimes not. It's not predictable, as far as I can see.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: