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IndexedDB adapter fails in FF4+ #68
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I'm using Firefox 9 and getting the similar error. Data provided to an operation does not meet requirements. var request = obj.key ? store.put(obj, obj.key) : store.put(obj); Again it works ok on Chrome. |
The indexeddb adapter may have FF issues. I consider this a dupe of #51 someone should add idbwrapper as part of the adapter. |
Hi there, I'm using the current lawnchair build from the master branch in Firefox 21 and I'm getting the following error Messages: TypeError: getIDBDatabaseException(...) is undefined @ lawnchair-adapter-indexed-db-git.js:123 Is anyone else having trouble with this? thanks |
I have the same issue on firefox 21: |
IDBDatabaseException seems to be obsolete according to this https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/IDBDatabaseException and should be replaced by DomException but just changing to that doesn't solve it, cause then some Unknown Error occurs and kills my FF (v22). |
Well, it actually fixed the error, but running on localhost seems not to work for me, but computer.local (or similar) works, I made the change and made PR for this, #176 |
100% of the time in FF25 I get "InvalidStateError" if Firefox privacy settings for "Remember History" are set to "Never Remember History". I actually get a new error when I toggled it back to "remember history":
Can't seem to get IndexDB back into a working state but at least I can reliably reproduce it now so I can catch the exception and disable storage. |
Any update on this? I'd be to do the work to fix this if there are any suggestions. Thanks |
i tip my hat to firefox, because this is a useless message:
there was a bug here but i don't see how that should apply to a use case where the site is served from a local node instance on http://localhost. |
the bug you're seeing occurs when you're trying to fire up an indexed db when you set firefox to private mode or set it to not remember the history. please check if this helps: #207 |
While running the examples on http://westcoastlogic.com/lawnchair/saving/
I got the following error
Going through the indexed-db.js code i found
and similar "teststore" statements throughout the code.
Shouldn't the store name be passed as a parameter?
Surprisingly the adapter works in Chrome (14.x).
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