Christopher Cliff

``` js var MyComponent = React.createClass() var MyConnectedComponent = connectoToStores(MyComponent) var myConnectedComponent = TestUtils.renderIntoDocument(React.createElement(MyConnectedComponent)) ``` Given the above, is it possible to access, for example, `refs` on the `myComponent` instance....

I tested this and couldn't recreate. This runs without errors: ``` $ node --version && npm --version v8.9.0 5.5.1 $ mkdir flatmarket-test && cd flatmarket-test $ npm init --yes $...

You're using a `pk_test_*` key in your example so you should be able to view charges at https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/payments/overview.

It looks like a problem with your CORS origin config, see comment https://github.com/christophercliff/flatmarket-server-heroku/issues/1#issuecomment-137108161

Are you accepting PRs for this? Is there an appropriate location for it?

I had to do a similar thing for the CouchDB guide example, however I would consider this a markup problem outside the realm of this plugin. @gwern you can see...

After some consideration, I'm reopening this. Came to my attention that one of the more valid use cases for this would be lengthy blog posts with many sections. Authors writing...

This is now "sort of" supported but not fully tested.

People have reported issues in Mac OS X Lion too. May need to play around with a purely JavaScript solution to replace `positon:fixed`.

Maybe. Could you describe how the current implementation fails to serve your use case?