loop initialization with new version of uploadcare 2.5.x

After having upatated to latest version of uploadcare in my installation, 2.5X with jquery 2.1, I had a flickering effect. After investigating it I notice html element was like disapearing and reapearing. I put a watch on it and figure out that this function was being called repeteadly

uploadcare.namespace('', function(ns) {
    var cleanup, dataAttr, initialize, initializeWidget, selector;
    dataAttr = 'uploadcareWidget';
    selector = '[role~="uploadcare-uploader"]';
    ns.initialize = function(container) {
      if (container == null) {
        container = ':root';
      }
      return initialize($(container).find(selector));
    };

and called that function from jquery.sizzle

if ( newSelector ) {
    try {
      push.apply( results,
        newContext.querySelectorAll( newSelector )
      );
      return results;
    } catch(qsaError) {
    } finally {
      if ( !old ) {
        context.removeAttribute("id");
      }
    }

Uploadcare is not compatible with jquery 2.x branches ?

[sinsunsan]

It is 1 year and more that I posted this issue. On another project, I used latest version of uploadcare widget. Forget about that issue, and have little css debuging to do. So it does not disturbed me so much. But I noticed that I was unable to edit the css directly in chrome debug dev because of this annoying effect that refresh everything…

But I forget a bit about this issue, and thought it was another problem.

But in fact it was this very issue and it is 1 months ++ I am working with this annoying default because of uploadcare.

I suggest that you set UPLOADCARE_LIVE = false; by default, because many people probably are loosing time like me.

And it is a problem that is difficult to put a name on to search in google. Like a clear debug error message.

I do not know why it is not fixed in a more stable way now. @dmitry-mukhin

[Zmoki]

Ok, thank you! We’ll update our docs soon. And with next major version of the widget we’ll change this behavior of the widget.