Daniel,
I got the 19060 branch from svn and it fixed the ie8 focus problem.  Thanks.

The other is still a mystery.  Here is a complete app where Firefox (3.08
1.9.08) on windows is cutting off the labels.  It is doing it on all of the
labels in my application. The best way to see the problem is to go to
http://develop.grfind.com (if you have ff on windows XP)

tom


qx.Class.define("grfind.Application",
{
  extend : qx.application.Standalone,
  /*
 
*****************************************************************************
     MEMBERS
 
*****************************************************************************
  */
  members :
  {
    main : function()
    {
          this.base(arguments);
          var app = this;
          var doc = app.doc = app.getRoot();  // doc is the visible widget

          qx.log.appender.Native;

          var mainCanvas = new qx.ui.container.Composite( new
qx.ui.layout.VBox() );

          var browserCanvas = new qx.ui.container.Composite( new
qx.ui.layout.HBox(15));
          var browserList = [
                                ["Chrome","chrome"],
                                ["Firefox","firefox"],
                                ["Internet Explorer","ie"],
                                ["Opera","opera"],
                                ["Safari","safari"],
                                ["Konqueror","konqueror"],
                                ["Other","other"],
                                ["Dialup","dialup"]
                            ]
          for ( var x=0; x < browserList.length; x++ ) {
              var atom = new qx.ui.basic.Atom( browserList[x][0] );
              browserCanvas.add( atom );
          };

        mainCanvas.add( browserCanvas );
        doc.add( mainCanvas, {edge:0});

    }
  }
});



Daniel Wagner-10 wrote:
> 
> Hi Tom,
> 
> the IE focus issue looks like bug #2230[1], which has been fixed in trunk.
> 
> The label issue seems strange. Could you post a code snippet so we can 
> try to reproduce it?
> 
> 
> Regards,
> Daniel
> 
> [1]http://bugzilla.qooxdoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2230
> 
> 
> tsmiller schrieb:
>> Hello,
>> I cannot use the mouse to set focus to my textfields with ie 8.0.6001. 
>> If
>> there is no data in the textfield (it has been initialized to "") then
>> the
>> cursor just disappears and there is no focus anywhere when I click on a
>> textfield.  It will give me a text cursor and will focus if you click
>> inbetween characters already present in the textfield.  I have to just
>> 'tab
>> around' a while until I find the cursor again.
>> 
>> Firefox 3.0.8 is cutting off my labels, whether it be from an atom, label
>> or
>> html embed.  The label shows if I manually set the length of the field,
>> but
>> otherwise ff cuts them off to an arbitrary length and puts the ellipses
>> afterward.  Sometimes it is after one letter, sometimes two, sometimes
>> more. 
>> There is no rhyme or reason that I can see.  BTW, this only happens with
>> firefox on windows.  No other browsers do this.  I am using qooxdoo 8.2
>> 
>> Are either of these known bugs?  Or is it just me!
>> 
>> tom
>> 
> 
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