It does not work in Google Chrome version 44.0.2403.89

[viktorvas19]

It does not work in Google Chrome version 44.0.2403.89

[joseph]

The line in dimensions/columns.js where it says not to use setX because of old iOS glitching — change it to use setX. I'll push the change to master this week.

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On Jul 30, 2015, at 7:38 AM, viktorvas19 [email protected] wrote:

Hi !!!

The Monocle reader not work in Google Chrome version 44.0.2403.89. In previous versions there were no problems, but Chrome change the css rander (http://googlechromereleases.blogspot.com.es/2015/07/stable-channel-update_21.html) and now does not work

Any solution?

Best regards !!!

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[viktorvas19]

Thank you!

Your tip has been very helpful

Have a great day! :)

[AbhilashThomas]

@viktorvas19 Kindly elaborate.

[yosimasu]

Hi,

My chrome version is 44.0243.125.

1. I fix dimensions/columns.js with @joseph 's suggestion.
   The first page of every chapter is invisible.
   Recalculate page count doesn't work fine.

2. I try http://test.monoclejs.com/test/experimental/iframe-loading/ on chrome.
   I found:
   work fine:
   Normal Url
   document.write
   Data URI
   Import from iframe

   Every javascript stuff doesn't work.

So I try to fix core/component.js loadFrameFromHTML.
modify

if (Monocle.Browser.env.loadHTMLWithDocWrite) {
      frame.contentDocument.open('text/html', 'replace');
      frame.contentDocument.write(src);
      frame.contentDocument.close();
} else {
      frame.contentWindow['monCmptData'] = src;
      frame.src = "javascript:window['monCmptData'];"
}

to

frame.contentDocument.open('text/html', 'replace');
frame.contentDocument.write(src);
frame.contentDocument.close();

It seems to work fine!

[osanwe]

@yosimasu It helped me too but I'm not sure that this is a right way...

[AbhilashThomas]

Yes, lets wait for official fix.

[joseph]

Thanks @yosimasu, that points the way to another fix. I've updated master with two fixes based on using translate3d instead of translateX, and this secondary fix of using document.write. Hopefully Google will address this in upcoming Chrome releases (the situation does seem to have improved in Chrome Canary).