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Tag-based webview of LaTeX documents
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expand / collapse buttons dissappearing #160

Closed aisejohan closed 5 months ago

aisejohan commented 5 months ago

On chrome (and not on firefox). Happens on the table of contents and on the parts and chapter pages and on results of searches. Using inspect in chrome complains about the hash/integrity mismatch and about $(...).bonsai not being a function.

I've had this problem intermittently with different versions of the chrome browser, so I decided to make a bug report, but likely this bothers noone except me.

aisejohan commented 5 months ago

And what do you know... all of a sudden it's working... so maybe it is the server serving the js file doing weird stuff?

aisejohan commented 5 months ago

I am going to reopen this because it happens frequently on various devices

aisejohan commented 5 months ago

Also on firefox. Inspection gives the error None of the “sha384” hashes in the integrity attribute match the content of the subresource. The computed hash is “7jzYCmSCwaYsfVg4nDTWjFA+Ldb317135sF3guZkTfA8HfqDX3ectSa4fb1sO1v4”. and the error Uncaught TypeError: $(...).bonsai is not a function

aisejohan commented 5 months ago

OK, I tried to fix this hashes problem and it sort of worked... On the server, I changed all the downloads of the jquery-bonsai files to the minified versions and to version 2.1.3. Unfortunately, I think the hashes are not stable for the minified versions (even during my short time working on this the file https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/jquery-bonsai@2.1.3/jquery.bonsai.min.js changed.. because of different minifications one using Terser v5.19.2 and one using UglifyJS v3.3.20 .... see also this page at jsdeliver.) I will monitor and if the problem reoccurs, then I will go with the non-minified ones (these are really not much bigger).

aisejohan commented 5 months ago

OK, I went with the non minified ones. see: integrity.txt