Simon Bull schrieb:
Sebastian Werner <info <at> sebastian-werner.net> writes:
Simon Bull schrieb:
Hi All,
Using the Qx 0.51 examples I noticed that in IE Qx allows the browser's
default
"selection" behaviour, while firefox does not.
To reproduce:
1. Open demo/test/ToolBar_4.html (for example) in IE,
2. mousedown anywhere in the document,
3. drag across any of the widgets.
The result is that IE renders a blue background beneath the "selected"
elements.
If you repeat the above in Firefox it does not "select" anything.
That's because we couldn't disable selection, as this also disables the
links inside a list view. This is only true for the link-cells. You
shouldn't be able to do this on simple text cells.
Sebastian
Hi Sebastian,
I am not sure what you mean by "You shouldn't be able to do this on simple text
cells". Do you mean that IE's default selection should only be enabled inside
ListView widgets?
Presently IE's default behaviour is enabled across all widgets - it will select
radiobutton, combos, text, inputs, everything. Is there anyway I can turn this
off - even if it nerfs QxListViews (my app doesn't use any QxListViews)?
Hi Simon,
sorry I've misunderstand you. Yes, you are right. You can select widgets
in IE. That's because the document.body, where you start your action,
I think, is selectable. The widgets are not selectable. The problem is
that IE is not really good in handling is own properitary feature
"unselectable". It allows the selection of items which are unselectable,
if you start your action on a node which is selectable. Mozilla's
implementation is there better implemented I think.
I don't think this is a new bug of 0.5.1 (compared to 0.5). In my
opinion this behaviour wasn't change. If you quite sure that you want
never select any text, anywhere, your can use setSelectable(false) for
your client document.
Hope this helps.
Sebastian
Thanks,
Simon
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