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This example creates two x-foos in a <template repeat>. On IE, the last x-foo is unbound. It seems like for the last element the insertedCallback which cancels the unbind was fired after asyncUnbindAll has already taken effect.
It's only a problem when you use <template repeat> to make custom elements.
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We need to verify if the insertedCallback is fired too late or not fired at all.
On IE, the Mutation Observers polyfill uses mutation events. It's my understanding that they are synchronous so it seems unlikely that there's an ordering issue and more likely that the event is not firing at all.
I verified that it is firing by adding an inserted callback on x-foo. It
comes after the unbindAll call.
On Jun 21, 2013 4:49 PM, "Steve Orvell" notifications@github.com wrote:
We need to verify if the insertedCallback is fired too late or not fired
at all.
On IE, the Mutation Observers polyfill uses mutation events. It's my
understanding that they are synchronous so it seems unlikely that there's
an ordering issue and more likely that the event is not firing at all.
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This example creates two
x-foo
s in a<template repeat>
. On IE, the lastx-foo
is unbound. It seems like for the last element the insertedCallback which cancels the unbind was fired after asyncUnbindAll has already taken effect.It's only a problem when you use
<template repeat>
to make custom elements.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: