Fix wrong binding of JS this #2310
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inside the closure this binds to the WebSocket object rather than to the figure object.
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Looks fine. @mdboom, would you mind taking a look and merging? |
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Thanks. This looks good. I'll test and merge when I get back from vacation next week. |
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Thanks for finding this. I was stumped as to why the onload handler wasn't working. I'm reviving #2054, which is a pretty major refactor of the javascript, so I think it best to just address this and test this there, which I hope to have in a mergeable state soon. |
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Integrated manually as part of 2b241cf |
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inside the closure this binds to the WebSocket object rather than to the figure object. I only briefly tested this but its meaning should be apparent.