I'm having trouble with a form in IE8. The input fields show the clear button like in the image below:
The solution I found in the web is to introduce this in my css:
.someinput::-ms-clear {
display: none;
}
But unfortunately this doesn't work in IE8.
I would like to make this button disappear because IE8 doesn't handle well the change event either to check when the field is cleared. (In IE8 the click event can be used, but when the handler is called the value is still not cleared)
Does anybody know how to solve this issue in IE8? Thanks!
This issue only happens when using the emulator in latest version of Internet Explorer.
In IE8 there are no clear buttons in form inputs.
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I have a simple form in an iframe.
For demo purposes it only has a select and two text inputs.
After a fresh load I can open the dropdown.
As soon as I have clicked in an input field and that input field got the focus I cannot use the dropdown anymore.
It always immediately loses its focus to the last text input I have used.
You can see a demo here:
https://iframe.testlive.net/
This seems to be a Chrome issue (latest Chrome version on Windows 11).
There is no problem with Firefox and interestingly also no issue with Edge.
Any ideas?
Ok, it looks as if this issue is caused by a Chrome plugin: Enpass Password Manager.
I will file a bug report with Enpass.
I have a vue app that runs almost fine on chrome browser but some issues crop up on safari. The main issue is with the components which have radio buttons. When I click on any of the radio options it doesn't show the selected color(blue)(but the option is being selected in my responses JSON). However, if you click again on the same option it appears. Why does this happen on Safari, can anyone guide me? It works fine on Chrome.
the UI is here: https://sensein.github.io/covid19/#/activities/0
and the code is here: https://github.com/sanuann/schema-ui/blob/master/src/components/Inputs/WebRadio/Radio.vue
The entire build is carried out by Github actions and deployed via gh-pages.
I was able to fix it by removing the watch on "init" here: https://github.com/sanuann/schema-ui/blob/master/src/components/Inputs/WebRadio/Radio.vue#L105
I am not sure why it worked in other browsers and why the problem occured on Safari only. anyways was able to fix it.
I have an angularJS application working fine in Chrome and IE (YES i said IE!!) but firefox doesnt seem to be showing the radio buttons as checked. I have checked the html (image below) and it seems fine, but as you can see the radio button is still showing as unchecked.
I have looked on the web and people say there is a bug in firefox with radio buttons but not sure if its the same bug here, and i have added the autocomplete="off" to both my form and radio buttons but still no luck.
Anyone else got a fix for this?
Given the timing of your question could be related to firefox bug that was in v33? https://github.com/angular/angular.js/issues/10089#issuecomment-63296014
If it doesn't happen in ff36 or above probably related.
NOTE: If you follow the steps below on IE11 (haven't tried other IE versions) it may crash your browser. So be prepared for that.
Open up my sample at http://jsfiddle.net/b8JZq/2/
I have a simple setup with a textarea hidden by default (via css style) and a button that shows the textarea.
Click on the button to show the text area.
In the textarea, enter only new line characters.
Click outside the textarea.
This consistently causes my IE11 to crash. Works fine on Chrome, Safari, FF versions I have tried.
Entering any other text apart from new lines only does not cause the issue. Problem also does not happen if the textarea was visible to begin with. Is there a workaround to this?
Now this is a known bug for the IE team: http://connect.microsoft.com/IE/feedback/details/808986/ie-11-entering-value-with-newline-in-textarea-crashes-browser
I am trying to use onblur event to close a window. Its working fine in IE, Firefox and safari, but the event does not trigger in chrome. is that a bug in chrome or a mistake from me
I realize this was over a year ago, but it showed up for me in Google while trying to solve this same issue.
It seems Chrome does not consider some elements, like body and anchors, to be "focusable". According to the following page, you can make any element focusable (thereby activating the blur event) by setting the tabindex attribute: http://www.quirksmode.org/dom/events/blurfocus.html
Like so:
blur me
Just ran into this issue...
onBlur (with a capital "B") doesn't work, but onblur (lowercase "b") does. Go figure! ;-/
Chrome accepts OnBlur event. what i have experience is... on check or uncheck of checkbox, chrome do not focus on it.
Add attribute
onclick="this.focus()" onblur="yourMethod()"/>
you will see it work fine then.