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input[type="number"] does not work in Firefox when compiled to JavaScript #694
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Runnable which shows this problem: http://runnable.com/Uxx69bm7tTNCuEcL/angulardart-input%5Btype-%22number%22%5D-problem-for-dart2js |
Runnable which triggers a Firefox/IE exception: http://runnable.com/UxyECim2IlpC8nPn/angulardart-input%5Btype-%22number%22%5D-problem-indirection-for-dart2js |
Doesn't happen with Firefox 29 Aurora. Does happen with Firefox 28, though. |
I see the bug with Firefox. |
Excellent :) Any way to work around this? It currently prevents me from deploying an application on IE/Firefox, and even if Firefox 29 fixes this, I can't really wait for a new IE release :/ |
Not sure, yet. I am still debugging it, but will report back when I know more. #801 will make debugging much easier. |
Thanks, much appreciated. |
Finally got the Firefox tests running and I can see this error in our unit tests. Should be fairly straight-forward from here. |
This is due to http://dartbug.com/15788 |
Thanks, that did the trick. Deploying works fine on IE11 and FF28 now! |
What steps will reproduce the problem?
What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
See the same number to the left. Instead, I see NaN on Firefox. Works in Chromium when compiled to JavaScript. Works fine with Dartium.
What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
Dart 1.2 with Angular 0.9.10. OS is Ubuntu 13.10.
Dart:
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