[infusion] FLUID-4453: Hackish strategy for resolving cross-iframe DOM manipulation issue on IE6. (#167)

[Obara, Justin]

Thanks for looking into these Antranig. I ran the test 50+ times and did get a single failure on my machine. I think the 200ms timeout is working better.

Thanks
Justin
On 2011-09-21, at 1:10 AM, Antranig Basman wrote:

> Thanks for checking this out, Justin - it really is a deeply unsatisfactory way of testing the component but unfortunately it is hard to do much better without refactoring the base component significantly and/or improving the core framework which we don't have time for right now. I increased the timeout to 200ms in the meantime in my commit, let me know whether it is better enough on that configuration.
> I also pushed the linting fix you mentioned,
> Antranig
> 
> On 20/09/2011 11:56, Justin Obara wrote:
>>> +        function testToCEnhancement(innerThat, uiOptionsLoader, innerUIOptions) {
>>> +            uiOptions = innerUIOptions;
>>> +        }
>>> +
>>> +        function testToCEnhancement2() {
>>> +            fluid.tests.uiOptions.applierRequestChanges(uiOptions, testSettings);
>>> +            jqUnit.expect(1);
>>> +            // TODO: Very unsatisfactory - the TOC resources are the final thing we wait on, and the
>>> +            // event for this is very deeply buried
>>> +            setTimeout(function () {
>>> +                var container = uiOptions.preview.enhancerContainer;
>>> +                var links = $(".flc-toc-tocContainer a", container);
>>> +                jqUnit.assertTrue("ToC links created", links.length>  0);
>>> +                start();
>>> +            }, 100);
>>> +        }
>> 
>> I ran this test in FF 6 on Mac OS 10.7 and it fails from time to time. Guessing it's a timing issue. Maybe the delay needs to be longer or a different approach taken. It does seem to work most of the time though.
>> 
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