Uncaught TypeError: undefined is not a function inject.js:1

[TheBabaYaga]

Uncaught TypeError: undefined is not a function inject.js:1 e.parseChildList inject.js:1 (anonymous function) inject.js:1

Did a full relaunch of Chrome, tried everything.

Mavericks OS X 10.9.3 Chrome Version 36.0.1985.125

[TheBabaYaga]

Hmm, this only seems to be the case when I try it on my local host. If I deploy my website to the server it works on the remote website.

[plapier]

@NoScopie Thanks for reporting this. I've got a few others reporting it to. I'll be working to fix this issue tomorrow with @christoomey. I'll keep you updated on the progress.

[TheBabaYaga]

Here is a screenshot, maybe better to follow up here than on twitter (@LZ_NoScope)

[datapimp]

I'm also having an issue in inject.js

Not sure if it is related, but if it helps you debug

[plapier]

@NoScopie I just pushed an update earlier today. v1.2.4 which will hopefully fix your issue. @christoomey discovered that DomFlags erred out with HTML comments into the dom. The issue has been resolved in DomFlags v1.2.4. There may have been a few other cases that caused it to error out that should also be fixed. Go ahead and close the issue if it's resolved.

@datapimp Which version of DomFlags are you using? (Check the extensions page.)

[datapimp]

@plapier I downloaded it today, and it is v1.2.4

[plapier]

@datapimp I found and fixed that issue you ran into today. I just published v1.2.5 to the Chrome store. It should be live in about an hour. Just hit the 'update extensions now' button on the extension page.

[TheBabaYaga]

The issue is now resolved for me (v1.2.5).

Thanks for the quick fix!