Check if hiddenTextarea is in current body #292
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In situations where the `document.body` was replaced, the check if `hiddenTextarea.parentNode === null` would return `false` even if in fact the _new_ `document.body` had no current `hiddenTextarea`, thus requiring a new one to be appended. The new logic checks if `!document.body.contains(hiddenTextarea)`, which should account for the _current_ `document.body`. An alternative solution would be to check if `hiddenTextarea.isConnected`, which is probably more performant. Unfortunately, this property is not present in IE. Yet another solution which _might_ be more performant at the expense of being more verbose, is to recursively check if `hiddenTextarea.parentNode === null` to confirm that it's in fact still in the _current_ DOM tree. Fixes Andarist#247
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I encountered this situation (using Turbolinks) and can confirm that this PR solves the problem in my case. |
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In situations where the document.body was replaced, the check if hiddenTextarea.parentNode === null would return false even if in fact the new document.body had no current hiddenTextarea, thus requiring a new one to be appended. The new logic checks if !document.body.contains(hiddenTextarea), which should account for the current document.body. See here for more details Andarist#292
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@Andarist Is there anything I can do to help get this merged? I get that you've got lots of other things vying for your attention! |
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In situations where the
document.bodywas replaced, the check ifhiddenTextarea.parentNode === nullwould returnfalseeven if in fact the newdocument.bodyhad no currenthiddenTextarea, thus requiring a new one to be appended. The new logic checks if!document.body.contains(hiddenTextarea), which should account for the currentdocument.body.An alternative solution would be to check if
hiddenTextarea.isConnected, which is probably more performant. Unfortunately, this property is not present in IE.Yet another solution which might be more performant at the expense of being more verbose, is to recursively check if
hiddenTextarea.parentNode === nullto confirm that it's in fact still in the current DOM tree.Fixes #247