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When I go to http://angularjs.org on a Froyo Android browser, it keeps reloading the entire page automagically.
On a desktop browser, the location bar gets updated to http://angularjs.org/#/list . This does not happen with the Android browser. If I use the url http://angularjs.org/#/list directly on Android, the reloading cycle does not happen.
yes. we can reproduce it with IE9, but that doesn't necessarily mean that both are affected with the same issue.
we have a fix for IE9 btw. I'll push it to angularjs.org and maybe you can then test it on froyo. (we don't have a froyo device around and the issue doesn't occur on ICS).
IE9 should be fine now (make sure that your browser cached had time to expire or was flushed manually). As I said before, I can't reproduce this issue on android 4.0.4
I can confirm it now works with IE9. Also something is different on my Android phone now. Right before the push, the progress bar would go up on loading the page until the page was rendered once with a bare bones "follow us on twitter" link. Then the progress bar would start from zero again and the page would re-render with the nice twitter button.
Now the progress bar goes smoothly from empty to full without interruption.
AngularJS.org works perfect in IE9 (since it uses the hashbang in the URL instead of the hash only. It also changes the # ito a #!, I am happy with the change.
Germany won 4:2 and http://angularjs.org works perfectly on my Froyo phone. Life is good.
Igor, where can I get the changes you pushed to angularjs.org? I would love to try them out on my http://www.sekas.de/ptr prototype.
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rabidgremlin commentedon Jun 16, 2012
Seems to happen on Android 4.0 based browser too
voortwis commentedon Jun 16, 2012
I also see this happen in IE8, IE9, going to downgrade to RC10 (my previouse version)
voortwis commentedon Jun 16, 2012
Latest working version is RC11. (with the templateUrl change), in RC12 it is looping.
IgorMinar commentedon Jun 22, 2012
I can't reproduce this on Android 4.0.4 Browser (not Chrome). Can someone else reproduce it there?
pbininda commentedon Jun 22, 2012
I can reproduce a similar problem with IE9. When I go to http://angularjs.org, the page keeps reloading and the location bar flips back and forth between http://angularjs.org and http://angularjs.org/#/list. Again, when I go directly to http://angularjs.org/#/list, everything is normal.
IgorMinar commentedon Jun 22, 2012
yes. we can reproduce it with IE9, but that doesn't necessarily mean that both are affected with the same issue.
we have a fix for IE9 btw. I'll push it to angularjs.org and maybe you can then test it on froyo. (we don't have a froyo device around and the issue doesn't occur on ICS).
pbininda commentedon Jun 22, 2012
I'll be happy to try it.
pbininda commentedon Jun 22, 2012
Did you just push the change? My phone was happily reloading the page and suddenly it stopped!
IgorMinar commentedon Jun 22, 2012
no. not 18minutes ago. but I did push it about 1minute ago.
IgorMinar commentedon Jun 22, 2012
IE9 should be fine now (make sure that your browser cached had time to expire or was flushed manually). As I said before, I can't reproduce this issue on android 4.0.4
IgorMinar commentedon Jun 22, 2012
I had to revert the change as it broke other things. investigating.
pbininda commentedon Jun 22, 2012
I can confirm it now works with IE9. Also something is different on my Android phone now. Right before the push, the progress bar would go up on loading the page until the page was rendered once with a bare bones "follow us on twitter" link. Then the progress bar would start from zero again and the page would re-render with the nice twitter button.
Now the progress bar goes smoothly from empty to full without interruption.
pbininda commentedon Jun 22, 2012
If you have time, could you try going to http://www.sekas.de/ptr/ptr-0.2.2/src/html/ptr.html with an ICS browser?
This loops for me on IE9 and on Android.
pbininda commentedon Jun 22, 2012
Got to go for now, Germany vs. Greece starts soon. I'm from Germany, so... I'll be back in 2 hours :)
voortwis commentedon Jun 22, 2012
Ics browser on updated nexus works like a charm
pbininda commentedon Jun 22, 2012
Thanks for the info. (Half time. Germany leads 1:0)
IgorMinar commentedon Jun 22, 2012
we pushed another fix to angularjs.org can you test?
pbininda commentedon Jun 22, 2012
Looks good on IE9 and on my phone. (Second half has started, my Kids are yelling for me to come watch)
voortwis commentedon Jun 22, 2012
Tested again on ICS, perfect:) Good luck with the match.
IgorMinar commentedon Jun 22, 2012
so all is good now? http://www.sekas.de/ptr/ptr-0.2.2/src/html/ptr.html looks broken on ICS Browser as well as ICS Chrome.
voortwis commentedon Jun 22, 2012
AngularJS.org works perfect in IE9 (since it uses the hashbang in the URL instead of the hash only. It also changes the # ito a #!, I am happy with the change.
IgorMinar commentedon Jun 22, 2012
cool. what about old android browser? anyone can test please?
pbininda commentedon Jun 22, 2012
Germany won 4:2 and http://angularjs.org works perfectly on my Froyo phone. Life is good.
Igor, where can I get the changes you pushed to angularjs.org? I would love to try them out on my http://www.sekas.de/ptr prototype.
rabidgremlin commentedon Jun 23, 2012
On my ICS tablet angularjs.org seems to work. Except for the list demo where the form buttons (Save and Delete) don't appear to work.
Loading up http://angular.github.com/angular-phonecat/step-7/app/ goes into an endless loop. I assume it hasnt been updated.
pbininda commentedon Jun 23, 2012
I just put the oneliner from ffb2701 into my PTR project and now it works on my Froyo phone and on IE9.
See http://www.sekas.de/ptr/ptr-0.2.2b/src/html/ptr.html .
pbininda commentedon Jun 23, 2012
This also fixes #1054
IgorMinar commentedon Jun 25, 2012
can you confirm if 1.0.1 fixed this issue?
voortwis commentedon Jun 25, 2012
@IgorMinar, yes I just changed to 1.0.1 and it fixes the issue. Excellent.
IgorMinar commentedon Jun 25, 2012
perfect