5f000b2dafaf7711a05d6c6fa5d472cbf558b057 larrym Mon Aug 29 16:36:48 2011 -0700 force dirty to false during a reload to avoid infinite loop that I have observed in chrome (similar to code in hgTracks.js) diff --git src/hg/hgTracks/hgTracks.c src/hg/hgTracks/hgTracks.c index 114ef22..c4fe290 100644 --- src/hg/hgTracks/hgTracks.c +++ src/hg/hgTracks/hgTracks.c @@ -4959,31 +4959,31 @@ * can be done with a 'GET' so that user can back up from details * page without Internet Explorer popping up an annoying dialog. * Do rest of page as a 'POST' so that the ultra-long URL from * all the track controls doesn't break things. IE URL limit * is 2000 bytes, but some firewalls impose a ~1000 byte limit. * As a side effect of breaking up the page into two forms * we need to repeat the position in a hidden variable here * so that zoom/scrolling always has current position to work * from. */ #if IN_PLACE_UPDATE // This 'dirty' field is used to check if js/ajax changes to the page have occurred. // If so and it is reached by the back button, a page reload will occur instead. hPrintf("\n"); // Unfortunately this does not work in IE, so that browser will get the reload only after this full load. // NOTE: Larry and I have seen that the new URL is not even used, but this will abort the page load and hasten the isDirty() check in hgTracks.js - hPrintf("\n",hgTracksName(),cart->sessionId); + hPrintf("\n",hgTracksName(),cart->sessionId); #endif/// IN_PLACE_UPDATE hPrintf("", chromName, winStart+1, winEnd); hPrintf("\n%s", trackGroupsHidden1->string); hPrintf("\n"); hPrintf("
\n\n", hgTracksName()); hPrintf("%s", trackGroupsHidden2->string); freeDyString(&trackGroupsHidden1); freeDyString(&trackGroupsHidden2); if (!psOutput) cartSaveSession(cart); /* Put up hgsid= as hidden variable. */ clearButtonJavascript = "document.TrackForm.position.value=''; document.getElementById('suggest').value='';"; hPrintf("
"); }