[Trinidad] tr:panelPopup broken in Trinidad 1.2.2 with FF 2.x ?

[wo...@pta.de]

Hi,

For your information, as I am not sure wether this is a known problem
or just a configuration issue on my side.

 I tried a simple popup such as

<tr:panelPopup text="Auftragsselektion!" title="Gefundene Auftraege" 
alignment="center" modal="true">
 
                <tr:outputText value="Do you want to finish?" />
 
 
 
                                 <trh:rowLayout>
                                                                        <
tr:commandButton accessKey="1" text="1:Cancel" 
  action="fXAbbrechen"/>
                                                                        <
tr:commandButton accessKey="2" text="2:Ok"
  action="f1Change"/>
                                   </trh:rowLayout>
 
 </tr:panelPopup>

However, this only works in IE 7 but not in FF 2.x. In FF the behaviour is 
strangely buggy: the mouse pointer
switches to a "prohibited" symbol and everything is disabled apart from 
FF's close button. BTW there is no
Javascript error.

Any ideas regarding this behaviour?

Thanks,
Wolfgang.

Re: [Trinidad] tr:panelPopup broken in Trinidad 1.2.2 with FF 2.x ?

[Andrew Robinson <an...@gmail.com>]

1.2.3 will have some large position fixes. 1.0.3 already has them.

On 10/11/07, wolfgang.toepfer@pta.de <wo...@pta.de> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> For your information, as I am not sure wether this is a known problem
> or just a configuration issue on my side.
>
>  I tried a simple popup such as
>
> <tr:panelPopup text="Auftragsselektion!" title="Gefundene Auftraege"
> alignment="center" modal="true">
>
>                 <tr:outputText value="Do you want to finish?" />
>
>
>
>                                  <trh:rowLayout>
>
> <tr:commandButton accessKey="1" text="1:Cancel"
>
> action="fXAbbrechen"/>
>
> <tr:commandButton accessKey="2" text="2:Ok"
>
> action="f1Change"/>
>                                    </trh:rowLayout>
>
>  </tr:panelPopup>
>
> However, this only works in IE 7 but not in FF 2.x. In FF the behaviour is
> strangely buggy: the mouse pointer
> switches to a "prohibited" symbol and everything is disabled apart from FF's
> close button. BTW there is no
> Javascript error.
>
> Any ideas regarding this behaviour?
>
> Thanks,
> Wolfgang.
>
>