Regarding compatibility, I've been having issues running celljs scripts in Safari (9.1.1) while they execute perfectly in Chrome and Firefox.
These are the most common errors I'm getting:
set — cell.js:237 TypeError: undefined is not an object (evaluating 'prop.set.call')
and
set — cell.js:282:93 TypeError: undefined is not an object (evaluating 'Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(Object.getPrototypeOf($node), key).set.call')
It seems to be occurring when some event-driven functions are added, such as onkeyup or onclick, while others ($init, $update) do not result in the error. The error completely prevents any of the script from running, and makes the entire app non-functional.
This problem seems fairly universal as it prevents all the celljs demos from running on my version of safari, leaving a blank screen. Is there any way of making this more backwards compatible? I'm a huge fan of celljs and it would be great if someone could find a solution and make this more accessible.
Thanks!
Regarding compatibility, I've been having issues running celljs scripts in Safari (9.1.1) while they execute perfectly in Chrome and Firefox.
These are the most common errors I'm getting:
set — cell.js:237 TypeError: undefined is not an object (evaluating 'prop.set.call')
and
set — cell.js:282:93 TypeError: undefined is not an object (evaluating 'Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(Object.getPrototypeOf($node), key).set.call')
It seems to be occurring when some event-driven functions are added, such as onkeyup or onclick, while others ($init, $update) do not result in the error. The error completely prevents any of the script from running, and makes the entire app non-functional.
This problem seems fairly universal as it prevents all the celljs demos from running on my version of safari, leaving a blank screen. Is there any way of making this more backwards compatible? I'm a huge fan of celljs and it would be great if someone could find a solution and make this more accessible.
Thanks!