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auchenberg / grunt-dependencygraph

Visualize your CommonJS or AMD module dependencies.
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doesn't work for me in Firefox: all invisible #7

Closed davido closed 11 years ago

mroderick commented 11 years ago

Can you create a reduced test case, or point to a git branch of your code that displays the issue?

Otherwise, the solution is just to say "it works on my machine" and close the ticket

davido commented 11 years ago

i just tried that sample link:

http://auchenberg.github.com/grunt-dependencygraph/example

it works just fine on chrome and safari (webkit) and fail to show the graph on newest firefox. I tried to investigate the issue in firebug, but it didn't bring me forward: i see that svg element is created and the numbers are flying there and when i use mouse over, then the nodes areas (guessing) are hlightlighted (blue) but i can not see anything. Other folks have reported the same issue.

I compared it to the sample link from inspiration: http://bl.ocks.org/1153292 And "Mobile Patent Suits" force directed d3.js graph works just fine in the same firefox instance.

Tested on most recent Firefox: 19.0.2 on the OS:

Windows 7, 32 bit RedHat Fedora 17 OpenSuSE 12.2

auchenberg commented 11 years ago

I fixed the Firefox issue in this commit: https://github.com/auchenberg/dependo/commit/35267e6de5233083eb52a15278ce4fed8d23c9b2

Can you verify by opening this example: http://auchenberg.github.com/dependo/example/?

I've renamed grunt-dependenciesgraph to dependo, and has extracted the grunt task into its own repo. Please use https://github.com/auchenberg/dependo going forward

Thanks for the report :)

davido commented 11 years ago

works like a charm! Thank you so much ;-)