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That's not a JS error. 'S' is a function defined in WebGL, which gets pulled out and names are passed through a regex that filters out certain characters. So
by daeken 15y ago
That's not a JS error. 'S' is a function defined in WebGL, which gets pulled out and names are passed through a regex that filters out certain characters. So it's not getting a WebGL context, and thus that function never ends up being pulled into the global namespace.
- icey 15y agoFor whatever it's worth, I'm on the same build of Chrome (12.0.742.122) on OSX 10.6.8 and the demo is working fine for me.