Could you check on the Web Browser's debug console and see if it really is just complaining about trying to call a callback that doesn't exist?
It wouldn't surprise me, and it's an easy fix - the standard Puck.write functions cope with not having callbacks fine, but I have to admit I have always used the connection-based write with a callback, so may not have added a check for when it doesn't exist.
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Could you check on the Web Browser's debug console and see if it really is just complaining about trying to call a callback that doesn't exist?
It wouldn't surprise me, and it's an easy fix - the standard
Puck.write
functions cope with not having callbacks fine, but I have to admit I have always used the connection-based write with a callback, so may not have added a check for when it doesn't exist.