Closed slackwareer closed 2 months ago
The mistake is funny. When parsing, I assign the same Id js
to both scripts. The initial thought was that nobody has the same element in a range. However, the +
pushes it into the same processing chain. Actually no problem, because I actually make sure that they still have a unique idea, except for this case. Too bad. Both end up in a map with the same ID and the second script overwrites the first. Fixed by forcing a unique id in this case as well.
The mistake is funny. When parsing, I assign the same Id
js
to both scripts. The initial thought was that nobody has the same element in a range. However, the+
pushes it into the same processing chain. Actually no problem, because I actually make sure that they still have a unique idea, except for this case. Too bad. Both end up in a map with the same ID and the second script overwrites the first. Fixed by forcing a unique id in this case as well.
Appreciate for you efficiency o( ̄▽ ̄)d
A region with only JavaScript code(has no request) executed twice.
When region1 is executed ,it print two
B
.