When a form doesn't have "action" attribute exception is thrown in FF and IE about autotrack HOT 3 CLOSED

For some reason after the code is minified in the return clause there is a missing condition. Before minification the code is

return action && 
    action.indexOf("http") === 0 && 
    action.indexOf(location.hostname)<0;

and after minification the code is:

var e=t.getAttribute("action");return 0===e.indexOf("http")&&e.indexOf(location.hostname)<0

That's why maybe it's a good idea to put the missing condition in assigning the value, e.g.

var action = form.getAttribute("action") || "";

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Something must be wrong with your setup because this case is definitely already being considered and tested.

Here is the relevant text fixture, and here's the test. Note that the autotrack tests run in all browsers, so the IE and FF cases are covered.

By the way, the minified code you're showing above is not correct. I've copied this straight out of the autotrack.js version 0.6.4 file and it's different from what you've pasted above:

n.prototype.shouldTrackOutboundForm=function(t){var e=t.getAttribute("action");return e&&0===e.indexOf("http")&&e.indexOf(location.hostname)<0}

Is it possible the minified code you're looking at is from an older version?

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sorry about that, you're right, my version is /*! autotrack.js v0.5.0 */ ... I've added it recently just I'm not sure how I got an old version.
BR
Galin

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