[#7689] - Fix FF40 odd select behavior
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- 16 Aug 2015
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- # 7689
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Solution for #7685
Steps to reproduce the issue
You should have some kind of content that includes (a form with) a html select element. For testing you could create a custom html module containing just a select element with two options. [Edit: See next post for demo code]
Set Mouse over Edit icons to Modules and menus (in System > Global configuration)
Then, using Firefox (Windows or Mac) log into the front end as an admin and navigate to your module. Click the select element and try to select the second option.
Testing
Apply the patch and see if this is fixed
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Why do you just comment the line? Just remove it completely instead. And also remove the related comment on the line above.
Works OK here.
Just curious: what is necessary to add in the html module to get the nice chosen style?
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@infograf768 you have to add
JHtml::_('formbehavior.chosen', 'select');in order to load the script and set the appropriate selector (e.g. select).
Was trying to do that with sourcerer, but did not work. Had to add it in template index.php
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Applied the patch and tested good in Firefox 40. Other browsers tested good too.