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Uncaught Error: INVALID_STATE_ERR: DOM Exception 11 With Ajax Tabs in Chrome
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10 months ago
I'am getting this error, but I don't understand why. Usually it's when the php-generated tree contains errors, but this time, it's pure html and I can view it directly without the tabs, there is no problems.
this is the tabs, almost as in the doc :
this is the tabs, almost as in the doc :
The main page is http://www.goodmorningisen.fr/fail/index.xhtml
and the second tabs should load the content on this html : http://www.goodmorningisen.fr/fail/ajax/newhtml.html
Is it a known bug of Tabs ?
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suggest try upgrade jQuery and UI to latest , there were quite a few bug fixes applied to 1.6
When have issues like this is best to use non minified version for debugging , is easier to see where error is coming from
When have issues like this is best to use non minified version for debugging , is easier to see where error is coming from
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Error don't appear when using a .html file rather than a .xhtml file.
I don't really know why, but the probleme is solved.
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I have started having DOM Exception 11 errors ever since I started serving my HTML5 documents as "application/xhtml+xml".
John R. D'Orazio
I see that XHTML5 doesn't like html named entities, it prefers decimal entities, and it looks like this error is coming from "innerHTML" in javascript trying to write named entities.
In fact I found this thread that got me on track: https://github.com/Modernizr/Modernizr/issues/270
Mine must be a similar issue, my Chrome inspector is accusing jquery.js at line 6111, which has:
- // Go to html and back, then peel off extra wrappers
- div.innerHTML = wrap[1] + elem + wrap[2];
So it looks like this could just be the error. What is jquery doing here? Is it jquery that is writing named html entities, or is taking input that I'm giving it (and that probably has named entities)? I have tried getting rid of all named entities from my site, so I don't think it's me, though there could still be a few that I'm not seeing...
Line 6111 is in the jquery.extend.clean method.
Any ideas on what exactly causes this and how to fix? And BTW I am linking to the most recent version of jquery from the google CDN. The website in question is http://consultapg33.altervista.org .
John R. D'Orazio
As seen here : http://dev.w3.org/html5/spec/Overview.html#innerhtml
Nothing to do fix it...
In the case of XML documents, will throw anIt looks like XML is not supported.INVALID_STATE_ERRif theDocumentcannot be serialized to XML, and aSYNTAX_ERRif the given string is not well-formed.
Nothing to do fix it...
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Ok that looks like an interesting reference for understanding better what's going on.
But when you say "it looks like XML is not supported", do you mean not supported by HTML5? or not supported by jQuery?
The dev.w3 document says "when the document cannot be serialized to XML": what would prevent a document from being serialized to XML?
John R. D'Orazio
John R. D'Orazio
If it's a wrong structure, like <div> <span> </div> </span>. XML don't allow this. But there might be something about string conversion of named entities...
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Well I don't have any wrong structures as far as I can tell.
When I use firebug in firefox I get the following error:
John R. D'Orazio
When I use firebug in firefox I get the following error:
An invalid or illegal string was specified" code: "12
div.innerHTML = wrap[1] + elem + wrap[2];
div.innerHTML = wrap[1] + elem + wrap[2];
jquery.js (riga 6111)
EDIT: I just discovered that there are problems when using the non-breaking space " " (which corresponds to " "). Getting rid of those seems to help a bit... I'm still getting "Encoding error" problems, I have no idea what is causing them, I'm looking into it...
EDIT 2: I just discovered that some entities need to be double encoded (maybe when within attributes?), so "&" becomes "&amp;" and " " becomes "&#160;". That took care of the "encoding error" issues.
However I still get the INVALID_STATE_ERR referred to jquery and also to ckeditor. In ckeditor.js it refers to line 54, that has exactly to do with processing nbsp's and "\xa0". So I have a hunch it may very well have to do with that...
John R. D'Orazio
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