calling window.location.reload() blows away all the objects currently in the JavaScript engine's heap. When the page is reloaded a new SproutCore object and application objects are created. The Lebowski framework in the mean time is still referencing the old SproutCore object and root application object, so when making a request for some object and its property, the framework gets confused since it can no longer access those objects
calling window.location.reload() blows away all the objects currently in the JavaScript engine's heap. When the page is reloaded a new SproutCore object and application objects are created. The Lebowski framework in the mean time is still referencing the old SproutCore object and root application object, so when making a request for some object and its property, the framework gets confused since it can no longer access those objects