Re[2]: hmenu on an input field in firefox
2005/09/23 20:10
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Using Firefox 1.0.7 with autocomplete="off" in my forms I am still getting:

Error: uncaught exception: Permission denied to get property HTMLDivElement.parentNode

This occurs whenever I mouseover the input element in the menu.

Is there any other work arounds or ideas?

  • Aaron Judd
  • WebApplica,Inc
Re[3]: hmenu on an input field in firefox
2005/09/23 20:15
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I did more testing after I posted the autocomplete="off" solution, and unfortunately, the problem isn't related. Anyhow, autocomplete="off" solves other problems (but not related to our menu).

For now there is no work around, I am sorry about this... I hope next Firefox versions will solve this (because as I see things, it's a browser bug).

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Re[3]: hmenu on an input field in firefox
2006/12/28 12:51
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I was able to fix this based on http://jquery.com/dev/bugs/bug/222/

Context: I had been reworking v. 1.0 to work in flat mode. There were several bugs, including one in calendar-setup. The one relavent to this is found in the Calendar.isRelated code. I changed the code to:

while (related) {
if (related == el) {
return true;
}
try { related = related.parentNode; }
catch(e) { related = null }
}

So that when FireFox throws a Permission Denies, it exits gracefully. I have not tested this on any of the IE or previous versions of FireFox.

  • Qaexl
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Re[4]: hmenu on an input field in firefox
2006/12/28 12:54
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Oops -- I did not read the topic correctly. The fix I wrote is for the DHTML calendar in flat mode attached to an input field and not the DHTML Menu. You might be able trace the bug to a similar problem in DHTML Menu.

Qaexl

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Re[4]: hmenu on an input field in firefox
2007/01/09 18:02
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Did you replace the entire isRelated function with the code you posted, or just a section of it?

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Re[4]: hmenu on an input field in firefox
2007/06/12 20:15
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Replacing the isrelated function seems to have stopped the error in firefox. thanks.

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