Alex,
The HtmlArea stays editable. I believe that the problem is that the iframe
is not being reloaded. I have come across this in the past with browsers
other than ie and my solution has been to set the iframe source to null
before setting it to the real url. See this code that I have in my a
Hi Tom,
On Saturday 10 October 2009 tsmiller wrote:
> I have been looking into this problem and it seems that it results from
> moving the HtmlArea from one container to another. When this is done the
> HtmlArea is still editable, but it sort of just goes away. I put together
> a page that show
Hi Tom,
On Friday 09 October 2009 tsmiller wrote:
> The browsers that I am testing with include ff, ie, chromium and opera. It
> appears to me that the 'forceEditable' method that you mention does not do
> anything except for a gecko based browser ( ff ).
Yes, it only addresses gecko browsers,
Alex,
I have been looking into this problem and it seems that it results from
moving the HtmlArea from one container to another. When this is done the
HtmlArea is still editable, but it sort of just goes away. I put together a
page that shows this in action. Please see http://nabble.grfind.com
Alex,
The browsers that I am testing with include ff, ie, chromium and opera. It
appears to me that the 'forceEditable' method that you mention does not do
anything except for a gecko based browser ( ff ).
I will see if I can't put together simple sample code to show the problem.
But in the
Hi Tom,
On Thursday 08 October 2009 tsmiller wrote:
> The problem: (all major browsers except IE have this problem. Safari has
> not been tested)
I'm aware of problems for gecko, but there is a mechanism that automatically
forces the HtmlArea into editable mode at each "appear". With "all major
Qooxdoo developers,
The problem: (all major browsers except IE have this problem. Safari has not
been tested)
I create a window that contains a window that contains a qooxdoo HtmlArea
that is added to my main desktop.
After adding (moving) this window to a different container (to save for
later