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In our app, on Safari using https we get javascript errors like: Quote:[Error] SyntaxError: Unexpected identifier 'text'. Expected ')' to end an argument list. (anonymous function) (eo_web.ashx:6)
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[Error] TypeError: undefined is not a constructor (evaluating 'new EO18346.f.any()') Global Code (eo_web.ashx:6:12085)
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[Error] SyntaxError: Unexpected identifier 'text'. Expected ';' after variable declaration. (anonymous function) (e[/code]o_web.ashx:6)
And the menus are not shown. Under Chrome or IE it works fine no matter if http or https. This is version 2018.18.3.46 Again Safari (iOS) + https is a problem, see the script errors above.
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Hi,
Sorry about the delay. We have been trying to reproduce this problem but wasn't successful. Do you have a test page online so that we can access from here?
Thanks!
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Yes, please look here. https://temp.cbrestrategicinsight.comNotice that in http in Safari or any iOS browser (non SSL) it works fine. in SSL in Safari or any iOS browser via https it render, with Javascript errors.
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Hi, Thanks for the test page. We are able to see the problem here but we have not been able to reproduce it in our environment. It appears that there is something in the JavaScript file Safari does not like. Is it possible for you to enable physical script files and then give us FTP access to the test site folder? We will need to modify the JavaScript file in order to pinpoint exactly where the problem is. See here for more information on how to enable physical JavaScript file: https://www.essentialobjects.com/doc/web/installationanddeployment/deploy.aspxWe will need write permission on the ASPX file as well as the JavaScript files. Thanks!
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Thank you!
When I convert it to use physical script files, it works. Not sure why. I think its something regarding the IIS settings in how the dynamic script files are created. However, the physical script files are slightly quicker per the whitepaper, and so this works for us.
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That's good news. Glad to hear that it works for you!
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