I did this:
        APPROOT =  this.getRoot();
        var l = new qx.ui.basic.Label("<b>I'm bold!!!</b>")
        l.setSelectable(true);
        l.setRich(true);
        l.setNativeContextMenu(true);
        APPROOT.add(l, {top:20, left: 20});

Now, I can right click and select all in ff 3.0.14, but if I right click again to copy the label value, the selection goes away and no menu with copy is shown. Also, I expected to be able to select the text using the mouse, instead of right-click, then select all.

I don't know what you are talking about. I just copied your snippet over to Playground in FF3.0.14. Double-clicking will select the word under the cursor, triple-clicking will select the whole label text. Besides I can drag-and-release over the text to select specific parts of the label. In all cases right-clicking invokes the browser's context menu with the "copy" entry. Pasting it somewhere shows that the selected text was copied. - Hu!?

T.


Is this the expected behavior?

I'm able to do it in the textfield and textarea, but not in label and atom, rich or not rich, selectable or not selectable.

cheers,
skar.
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