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Build Identifier: 3.7.0 I20110426-2000 On Windows 7 64 bit with IE 8.0.7601.17514 installed the attached snippet will show that the ProgressListener.completed() is fired twice during a single load. The first time it is fired the attempt to .execute() a JavaScript function fails, the 2nd time the event is fired it works. This is similar but not exactly the same as the problem I showed Grant earlier today. The issue I showed grant had multiple firings with the execute() failing each time, while the execute() works when called outside of the completed() event. Nevertheless, this is a much simpler test case and is likely related to the 2nd problem. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: Run the attached snippet. See that the completed event is fired twice and that the 1st time it is fired the browser is not capable of successfully executing the JavaScript call.
Created attachment 195248 [details] Snipit demonstrating the problem
*** Bug 379494 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
I believe this is a bug in the IBM JRE, because this works fine with the 64-bit Oracle JRE 6u32. Bug 343550 is similar.
To clarify, it works fine with the 32-bit IBM JRE, and with the 32/64-bit JREs from Oracle, it's just the 64-bit IBM JRE that shows the problem.
Hi All With the current implementation the globalDispatch is stored on the first NavigateComplete2 event and reseted when the DocumentComplete event is received on the "main document"(class IE line 654 and 546). In some pages that contain many iframes, when the DocumentComplete event occurs on the main document the browser is sending the NavigateComplete2 on some internal iframe and the event is identified as main document.
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