Flash of subtome.com site contents when loading subtome dialog

[cweiske]

When clicking on the "Follow" button on http://cweiske.de/tagebuch/ I see a flash of the subtome.com headings (Logo + "Settings, Subscriptions, Docs") for a short time before the popup is opened.

See http://tmp.cweiske.de/subtome-flash-bug.ogv for a video that shows the issue.

[julien51]

Hum. Indeed, your video is pretty clear and I can reproduce with http://cweiske.de/tagebuch/ from my Firefox. Now though, when trying on other sites this does not happen. Is there anything special about your site/integration?

[cweiske]

I use a link instead of the recommended tag:

    <a class="follow" href="feed/"
       onclick="(function(btn){var z=document.createElement('script');document.subtomeBtn=btn;z.src='https://www.subtome.com/load.js';document.body.appendChild(z);})(this); return false;">
     Follow
     <img src="images/feed-icon-28x28.png" alt=""/>
    </a>

It loads the following URL: https://www.subtome.com/?subs/#/subscribe?resource=http:%2F%2Fcweiske.de%2Ftagebuch%2F&feeds=http%253A%252F%252Fcweiske.de%252Ftagebuch%252Ffeed%252F

Which, opened normally in the browser, also exhibits this behavior.

[julien51]

Christian, I took a couple minutes to look at this, and I'm baffled. Does this happen with the "regular" button? I know I'm not being very helpful, but I've got both a 2 year old and a 6 week old at home and it's taking a large toll on my 24 hours :(

[cweiske]

I know this problem :)

The same issue happens on http://docs.subtome.com/2015/07/09/subtome-plugin-tt-rss/ when clicking the "Follow" button on the text

Want to learn more about SubToMe in the future? FOLLOW using your favorite feed reader.

[julien51]

Dang. Not for me:

What's your OS/browser?

[cweiske]

I had the problem in Chromium 43 and Firefox 39 on Ubuntu Linux 14.04.

I hard-reloaded (Ctrl+F5) both my blog as well as your page in both browsers, and now it works without a flaw. Strange.

[julien51]

Christian, I would not close this right away... because SubToMe has a pretty strong caching mechanism which means the problem can happen the first time during the cache warm-up... and then not happen when you reload.

So, for now, I'll keep the issue open, because it's probably worth investigating further when I have time.