Firefox on Linux does not work

[kfirlavi]

Hi,
when i'm on the page http://jacqueminv.github.com/rkrace-bookmarklet/, pressing on the link rkrace-bookmarklet, does work, and opens a small window that say I'm not on a race page of runkeeper.
But when saving the link to a bookmark, the bookmark doesn't execute.
It seems that firefox adds %20 in the code, and maybe this creates problem. But also copy and paste from the link to the url line, doesn't help.
When executing it on ExecuteJS I get this error: TypeError: document.body is undefined

It seems to me that the problem is you created this code on Windows Explorer. Can you check the code on firefox please.

Thanks,
Kfir

[kfirlavi]

But then, on your page It does work when I press the link.

[jacqueminv]

when saving the link to a bookmark, the bookmark doesn't execute.

do you get any error or message in the console?

[kfirlavi]

Yes, nothing happens when pressing the bookmarks.
On Nov 29, 2012 11:30 AM, "Valentin Jacquemin" [email protected]
wrote:

when saving the link to a bookmark, the bookmark doesn't execute.

do you get any error or message in the console?

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[jacqueminv]

Nothing in the console?

I probably have to setup a Linux VM then.
Which Linux distro and what version of Firefox please?

[kfirlavi]

When running the bookmark I get nothing. No error is reported by Firefox.
When copy the code to the ExecuteJS I get this error: TypeError: document.body is undefined
I'll try to check more and reply.

Kfir

[jacqueminv]

When running the bookmark I get nothing. No error is reported by Firefox.

Please give me the Linux distro and version and firefox version so that I can debug.

When copy the code to the ExecuteJS I get this error: TypeError: document.body is undefined

I don't know ExecuteJS but the error suggests that the javascript code is not run within the browser page.

[kfirlavi]

Ok,
Firefox doesn't seem to allow running javascript code from the url line or a bookmark. This is why I'm using Firefox extention ExecuteJS.
There is a radio button in ExecuteJS 'Content Window' that cause the code to run on the page. So now I'm running the code from ExecuteJS console, when on Runkeeper race map, but all I get is the icon that says I'm not on Runkeeper race page.
This is an improvement. The code is certainly running, but doesn't recognize it is on a map page.

[jacqueminv]

If you want me to help, give me the Linux distro and the Firefox version because it works on my Mac on Firefox.

[kfirlavi]

I'm running firefox 16.0.2 on Gentoo system. Ubuntu will work just fine ;-) I have No script and Adblock+ extensions active.

[jacqueminv]

Before I setup anything, is it possible that No script extension is simply blocking the script? Could you have an another try after having disabled it?