Bug in InputHtml in IE

[an...@magnasteyr.com]

Hi all!

I just realized, that the HTMLEDITOR t:inputHtml doesn't work correct in IE.
When I load some text into the editor and when I just move the mouse on the editor text field, all my text disapperas... I display the htmleditor in a jeniapopup. Could this be a problem.

Here is my code:
<t:inputHtml value="#{infoMessagesDto.htmleditortext}" style="height: 50ex;"
allowEditSource="true" showPropertiesToolBox="true"
showLinksToolBox="true" showImagesToolBox="true"
showTablesToolBox="true" showDebugToolBox="false"
addKupuLogo="false" />


Here are two screenshot to show what i mean.

When the page is loaded it looks like this:
 <<ole0.bmp>> 



When I move the mouse into the textfield, it looks like this: My Text as well as the properties are gone.
 <<ole1.bmp>> 



In Firefox everything is normal...

Any ideas what this could be

Re: Bug in InputHtml in IE

[Dave <ja...@yahoo.com>]

Hi
  There are two bugs on this already filed in JIRA. Please vote for them. Hope someone who are familar with the code can fix it. :)

andreas.mitter@magnasteyr.com wrote:
      Hi all! 
  I just realized, that the HTMLEDITOR t:inputHtml doesn't work correct in IE. 
When I load some text into the editor and when I just move the mouse on the editor text field, all my text disapperas... I display the htmleditor in a jeniapopup. Could this be a problem.
  Here is my code: 
<t:inputHtml value="#{infoMessagesDto.htmleditortext}" style="height: 50ex;" 
allowEditSource="true" showPropertiesToolBox="true" 
showLinksToolBox="true" showImagesToolBox="true" 
showTablesToolBox="true" showDebugToolBox="false" 
addKupuLogo="false" /> 

  Here are two screenshot to show what i mean. 
  When the page is loaded it looks like this: 
 


  When I move the mouse into the textfield, it looks like this: My Text as well as the properties are gone. 
 


  In Firefox everything is normal... 
  Any ideas what this could be 
  


		
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