Problem w/ new version, links to previous versions?

[spl757]

Hello,
The newest version of NoScript breaks my custom app. Here are the errors it throws:

OnSearchListTabSelect is not defined (twice)

Then:

Stage1Init is not defined

I am also getting this in the messages portion of the FF error console:

[NoScript] Blocking cross site Javascript served from https://somesite.com/ec/jar/ec4.jar with wrong type info application/java-archive and included by chrome://browser/content/browser.xul

This all worked fine up to the latest release, and I have my site whitelisted everywhere in NoScript. Even allowing scripts globally does not get around the problem.

Is there a link to older versions of NoScript that I can use until this either changes or I can fix my app?

Thanks

[Giorgio Maone]

http://noscript.net/feed

BTW, why are you using a <SCRIPT> element linking a JAR archive?

[Mark1]

I have a problem with version 1.9.9.61, it cannot seem to load this page, for example: http://trends.ellerdale.com/

In my log I see messages like that jQuery and $ are not defined.. Just a heads up

[Giorgio Maone]

I have a problem with version 1.9.9.61, it cannot seem to load this page, for example: http://trends.ellerdale.com/

In my log I see messages like that jQuery and $ are not defined.. Just a heads up

It's not a version-specific issue.
It's just that they're loading jQuery from googleapis.com, so you need to allow that source as well.

[spl757]

Hi Giorgio,

First off, thanks for the reply. I didn't actually code the application myself, but I asked our developer about your question and here is his response:

For ec4.jar, the jar file contains a main xul file (ec4.xul) and a bunch of javascript files. The javascript files are imported into the xul page with:

<script src="ec4.js"/>
<script src="lib.js"/>
<script src="treeview.js"/>
<script src="remote.js"/>
<script src="ec4fldtypes.js"/>
<script src="ec4listings.js"/>
<script src="ec4search.js"/>
<script src="chooser.js"/>

I had to revert to 1.9.9.57 in order to get it to work again.

Thanks again,
Sean