dropdown item click does not work in Firefox 40.0.2, but select a dropdown (using up/down arrow) and click enter trigger the change event.
There is no console error seen. The same works in all other browsers and firefox other versions.
The stranger thing noted here is, it works for a dropdown in a different page.
Looks like this is bug in firefox, anyone faced this issue? is there a temporary workaround someone applied.
Reference: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1077858
We figured out that there was a 'mouseup' listener attached to document that did event.preventDefault which caused this problem in firefox 40.0.2.
$(document).on('mouseup', function(e) {
/** some code here */
e.preventDefault();
});
Luckily for us that e.preventDefault was unwanted, so removing it fixed the issue.
Found this Site compatibility for Firefox 40 where I found this particular bug. Could be fixed really soon.
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Firebug used to to display styles in the Computed panel like this, with computed styles grouped:
But for some reason it now displays computed styles like this:
The only grouping available is "Other" which appears to contain every CSS style. How do I make CSS styles group together?
I am using Firefox 46 with Firebug 2.0.16. The change began seemingly out of nowhere, I did not adjust any settings.
I have tried toggling every option in the dropdown menu. The value of the computedStylesDisplay setting is grouped (default value). I tried switching to alphabetical and then back to grouped but it changed nothing.
This is obviously a bug in Firebug in combination with Firefox 46.0. In Firefox 45.0.x it was still working fine.
I've filed a bug for that in Firebug's issue tracker and already fixed it. I have also created a build with that fix. Now it's up to the Firebug team to make a proper new release.
Note that the Firebug team is already working on Firebug 3, which integrates into the Firefox DevTools. Those tools don't have the grouping yet, but it's already requested in bug 977128.
Update:
Firebug 2.0.17 got released, which includes the aforementioned fix.
Update:
Firebug is officially discontinued, i.e. its maintenance has stopped in favor of pushing the development of the Firefox DevTools.
I've run into the same issue. It doesn't exactly solve the problem but what I've found helps at least a little is to click Options -> Show Quick Info Box. Gives a list of current applied styles to the element you're hovered over in the HTML console but unfortunately doesn't provide the original CSS reference line.
Today, I open my website which use CKEditor.
I encounter a strange behavior. In any page that has CKEditor, jquery click event listener seems to not work.
This is odd. I have try to open the same website in chrome and firefox 32 with no problem.
I even try to visit CKEditor website to make sure that this problem is not caused by my script.
And I can ensure that the problem is occurred exactly as in my website. CKEditor has javascript based menu, if you click "Full featured" link, the element on the left-side should be changed with respective element. But it doesn't response as it should be. (Just for the record, this website also works fine in chrome and firefox 32)
I have also use firebug to find any helping-error-message, but I can't find any error message there.
I am sure this must be firefox's bug. Hopefully they will fix this in firefox 34.
However, does anybody experience the same problem? Is there any workaround for this?
UPDATE : Seems that this problem is caused by plugin (firePHP or fireQuery). Look at the comments for more information.
I think i've found a problem with kendo panelbar.
In my project i have a kendo panelbar and sometimes i need all items to be disabled.
The problem is that when all items are disabled and you click anywhere inside the panelbar it raises a javascript error. If you click outside and inside again it raises another. I performed some testes and i guess it may be something related to the fact that kendo panelbar try to put focus in the first enabled item whenever you click in a disabled item.
I thought it was something related to the scripts i have in my project, but i found that this error also occurs in the official telerik panelbar example, but you have to open console in developer tools to see the error because the example runs in a frame of the telerik dojo. You can try it. The link is http://dojo.telerik.com/aXoni
I tried google but didn't find anyone with this problem.
I think its strange no one ever found this bug. Am i doing something wrong or is this really a bug in the telerik panelbar and i have to live with it?
Thanks
This definitely seems like a bug so I went ahead and reported it: https://github.com/telerik/kendo-ui-core/issues/307
In the meantime, you can hack around the problem with a mousedown listener during the capture phase: http://dojo.telerik.com/#tjvantoll/OdIj. It's a bit ugly but it'll avoid the error.
i have a very simple firefox addon that essentially just displays the total number of open tabs.
So far it works beautifully, however after right clicking on the toolbar and selecting Customize… it only shows the default text until a tab is opened or closed.
i presume that i need to add an event listener for this event and call updateWidget(), however i can't find it in the API doc. So does anyone know how to do it?
Verified as bug, see : bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=773297
I am experiencing strange issue with scrolling, After doing some ajax operations on a webpage, which dynamically add & remove contents from the page. Mouse scrolling hangs up (mouse scoll events doesn't work) and pressing UP ARROW key from keyboard solves the problem.
I wonder is there any known issue like that for chrome?
Edit:
I don't have any js errors on the page, I am simply adding contents to div block dynamically
<div id="ContentArea">
<!-- load contents here -->
</div
<script>
loadHtml('/my/target/page', 'ContentArea');
// this contents may vary in size
</script>
Edit:
Similar thing happened to me on StackOverflow when i clicked load (n) new answers while answering some question. (some days ago)
I had similar issues and got them fixed by scrolling to the top/left corner before replacing the content. Just add the following line before you replace anything:
window.scrollTo(0, 0);
I've tested it only with Chromium 9.0.594.0 (67311) on Mac, but I think chances are good that this will work with on other platforms as well.
I've had strange problems with Chrome and scrolling, then I uninstalled the SmoothScroll extension and everything worked.
Try disabling all of your extensions and see if the problem persists (note: disabling does not uninstall them but will help you identify if an extension is causing the problem):
Menu button -> Tools -> Extensions
Then click the Disable link on all of them (and you may want to restart Chrome for good measure)