Neil wrote:
Greg Amerson wrote:
When the editor is loaded, it overrides the radio,checkbox,select
elements so that they don't generate any UI events like click,
keypress. As it turns out this also disables DOM mutation events for
these elements. The file I had to modify was /res/EditorOverride.css
for those who are interested. The rule was -moz-user-input: none
!important for input and select elements.
But I bet your problem will come back as soon as you set disabled="true"
on your form elements.
You are correct. I found the CSS entry in /res/forms.css that seems to
be related.
input[disabled],
textarea[disabled],
option[disabled],
optgroup[disabled],
select[disabled] {
-moz-user-input: disabled;
-moz-user-focus: ignore;
color: GrayText;
background-color: ThreeDFace;
cursor: inherit;
}
Before to reenable the DOM mutation events on radio,checkbox,select, I
just had to comment out the -moz-user-input: none, property. However,
this time when I comment out the -moz-user-input: disabled, the disabled
inputs still don't fire Mutation events. But I'm not so sure that this
CSS rule in forms.css is actually doing anything. When I changed the
background-color and color properties to some other color nothing
changed in the editor when I loaded a page with a <input disabled>. No
matter what colors I change these to, the input looks the same. So is
this entry in forms.css really doing anything?
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