Currently, when the UI.HTMLElement is created _super is undefined. This causes the step function of UI.HTMLElement to throw. I'm guessing that UI.IFrame has the same issue. I might be doing something wrong, but the only way I was able to get around it, is to set the step function to noop
Q.UI.HTMLElement.extend("Elem", {
init: function (p) {
this._super({
html: "Hello!"
});
},
step: function (p) {} //
});
this.stage.insert(new Q.Elem());
Currently, when the UI.HTMLElement is created _super is undefined. This causes the step function of UI.HTMLElement to throw. I'm guessing that UI.IFrame has the same issue. I might be doing something wrong, but the only way I was able to get around it, is to set the step function to noop