pinterest_embed_timer is an interval ID, so you'll always get an error, even if the embed is successful, if the ID pool is over 100 (pretty common, especially in SPA).
I'm not sure what this is supposed to be checking, but even if you use a counter here instead, 100 * 250ms (25 seconds) seems too long. Something like 20, or 5s total, would be more reasonable.
Also, I'm reasonably certain that the setInterval call here:
If the
pinistrify
function,handlePinterestEmbed
makes this check:https://github.com/shobhitsharma/embedo/blob/46c7821397088d3e0c6e956ed3e0e562223938eb/embedo.js#L1593
pinterest_embed_timer
is an interval ID, so you'll always get an error, even if the embed is successful, if the ID pool is over 100 (pretty common, especially in SPA).I'm not sure what this is supposed to be checking, but even if you use a counter here instead, 100 * 250ms (25 seconds) seems too long. Something like 20, or 5s total, would be more reasonable.
Also, I'm reasonably certain that the setInterval call here:
https://github.com/shobhitsharma/embedo/blob/46c7821397088d3e0c6e956ed3e0e562223938eb/embedo.js#L1578
should be inside the setTimeout after the if block containing the
PinUtils.build
call:https://github.com/shobhitsharma/embedo/blob/46c7821397088d3e0c6e956ed3e0e562223938eb/embedo.js#L1580-L1584
(after line 1583)
My changes here https://github.com/nborko/embedo/blob/865fcbe1da62467a333d31838541c39861294c48/embedo.js#L1578-L1598 work for me, please let me know if you'd like a PR.
thanks, Nick