Hi, I'm ngJsTree in an AngularJS web-app to be used mainly on IE11 browsers.
I found that users who could not connect to the internet, due to their company policies, could not load properly the jstree I use within my forementioned web-app, on the other hand users who do access to the internet see everything just fine.
In particular the former users see just the spinner of jstree loading frozen and the "Loading..." text, which is strange because I set up the jstree config object to translate it into another string.
Moreover, I put a breakpoint inside the callback function associated to the ready event, and it never gets called.
Finally, the ngJsTree part of my web-app works uber fine with both online and offline users when they reach it through Chrome or Firefox.
So I cloned this repo, took the demo folder into my problematic customer env, then launched a rails server, accessed the demo page and the situation is still the same as I described in the beginning:
the loading spinner is not spinning and the "Loading..." string doesn't get translated with the string provided within the jstree config.
Before this issue I opened an identical one on the jstree issues tab but all Ivan could tell me is about some data URLs which could be a problem.
Is there any restriction on the online/offline usage of this library when in combo with some sort of IE11 strict security policy?
Gargaroz
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8 years ago
Hi, I'm ngJsTree in an AngularJS web-app to be used mainly on IE11 browsers.
I found that users who could not connect to the internet, due to their company policies, could not load properly the jstree I use within my forementioned web-app, on the other hand users who do access to the internet see everything just fine.
In particular the former users see just the spinner of jstree loading frozen and the "Loading..." text, which is strange because I set up the jstree config object to translate it into another string.
Moreover, I put a breakpoint inside the callback function associated to the ready event, and it never gets called.
Finally, the ngJsTree part of my web-app works uber fine with both online and offline users when they reach it through Chrome or Firefox.
So I cloned this repo, took the demo folder into my problematic customer env, then launched a
rails server, accessed the demo page and the situation is still the same as I described in the beginning:the loading spinner is not spinning and the "Loading..." string doesn't get translated with the string provided within the jstree config.
Before this issue I opened an identical one on the jstree issues tab but all Ivan could tell me is about some data URLs which could be a problem.
Is there any restriction on the online/offline usage of this library when in combo with some sort of IE11 strict security policy?
Thank you in advance