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Script# Project - a C# to JavaScript compiler, to power your HTML5 and Node.js web development.
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Firefox/IE/Chrome rendering diffference #408

Closed MarkStega closed 11 years ago

MarkStega commented 11 years ago

I am looking for a bit of advice. I built the KOWorld demo and it worked. I then set my sights on Todo and had odd behavior in Chrom. I am not looking for a solution, but instead, how one approaches this kind of issue in the Script#/jQuery world.

Chrome (2nd item has been checked as complete, text went from '456' to 'on'; no check persists; 'Clear completed' button does not appear) image

Firefox: (1st item checked): image

IE: Essentially the same as FF

theoutlander commented 11 years ago

I would start by debugging the JavaScript in the chrome debugger and then in the ie/ff debugger and try to see where things are different. I don't have the project handy to try it and I'm not exactly clear from the screenshots as to where the issue is. It could also be as simple as a CSS issue.

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I am looking for a bit of advice. I built the KOWorld demo and it worked. I then set my sights on Todo and had odd behavior in Chrom. I am not looking for a solution, but instead, how one approaches this kind of issue in the Script#/jQuery world.

Chrome (2nd item has been checked as complete, text went from '456' to 'on'; no check persists; 'Clear completed' button does not appear) image

Firefox: (1st item checked): image

IE: Essentially the same as FF

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nikhilk commented 11 years ago

In general, the debugging story for script# generated scripts should be the same as debugging hand-authored script.

I'll close this out as it seems to be a general question, but if you do find a bug in the sample, please help fix it/re-open this with the result of investigation as a sample issue.