[fixed 1.0pre1] - Firefox 1.0.3

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  chacho Reply #1, 19 years ago

  I'm not quite sure, but i think the new Firefox version (1.0.3) renders some of the buttons in the manager unusable- I can't save/delete/cancel documents for example. Has anyone else noticed this, or is it just some extension I installed that's messed things up?
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  Carsten Reply #2, 19 years ago

  something like this was posted at etomite too
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  Zombie Reply #3, 19 years ago

  It's to do with the coolweb buttons..... bah!
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  Ryan Thrash Reply #4, 19 years ago

  I loathe the WebFX buttons; they must be banished, and I think I might just have some pull in the matter!
  
  On another note, I just tested and they do click, but they do not display the hover/active states any longer. There are also issues with the tree code now, too.
  
  Working on fixes, for an imminent file release...
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  opengeek Reply #5, 19 years ago

  I loathe the WebFX buttons; they must be banished, and I think I might just have some pull in the matter!
  
  On another note, I just tested and they do click, but they do not display the hover/active states any longer. There are also issues with the tree code now, too.
  
  Working on fixes, for an imminent file release...

  
  Actually, I am unable to click the Login button at all, and thus am effectively locked out of all management activity unless I crank up my rusty copy of IE (yuck). I recommend not upgrading to Firefox 1.0.3 at this time, if you wish to use existing Etomite or MODx manager interfaces from Firefox.
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  Ryan Thrash Reply #6, 19 years ago

  Well finally! Win one for the Mac browsers... :lol:
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  Ryan Thrash Reply #7, 19 years ago

  Quick update for those that care. We've now completed two fixes for the WebFX buttons.
  
  1) For the original code itself.
  2) Replacing them completely with CSS-stylable HTML links throughout like:

  <a href="#" onlcick="do.some.action();" class="button" id="buttonSave">Save</a>

  
  I prefer the second option, as it gives me the flexibility to style them any way I want to including rollovers, active states, with graphics, without graphics, etc. It also gets rid of a lot of unneccesary code, IMO.
  
  What would you like to see?
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  R.S. Reply #8, 19 years ago

  If it makes the buttons work with Konqueror, then I vote for the second one
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  sottwell Reply #9, 19 years ago

  Get rid of as much nonsense as possible! As far as I'm concerned, javascript is like a visit to the dentist...you only do it as much as you really have to. If the job can be done without the "clever" and the "cute", by all means do so.
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