Event Problem with Mozilla Firefox 9 ?!

xOliver · January 5, 2012, 11:12am

Hey

since there is a new update of Mozilla Firefox i got some problems with my events.
If i want to make an event 08.00 - 23.00 it looks like the attached picture. In the database and older versions of Mozilla Firefox everything is perfect. If i make an event 08.00 - 22.00 everything is perfect too. My time range is from 08.00 - 23.00 with 1 hour steps. The event he writes is ca. 20 minutes. Maybe there is a problem because 23.00 doesn’t exist for the scheduler. The max is 22:59:59 …

You have any ideas?

Thank you

Ilya · January 5, 2012, 4:11pm

Hello,

Let us check the steps to reproduce this problem. Here’s what I’ve tried:

scheduler.config.first_hour = 8; scheduler.config.last_hour = 23; scheduler.config.time_step = 60;
Then on day view I’ve created event and then set it’s start_date to 8 and end_date to 23.
Event was updated correctly.

Is this text is your custom scheduler.templates.event_text template? If so - please provide it’s code.

Kind regards,
Ilya

xOliver · January 6, 2012, 2:26pm

I have the same configuration. Which text do you mean?
What i really don’t understand is that i have the correct time in the database and when i put 08.00 - 22.00 (and not 08.00 - 23.00) everything works fine.

Ilya · January 9, 2012, 11:52am

Hello,

What is displayed on the screenshot is not the default event_text template. So please provide your modified version.

Kind regards,
Ilya

enerivdm · January 10, 2012, 4:43am

We have exactly the same problem since upgrading to Firefox 9

Stanislav · January 10, 2012, 10:11am

Please provide a demo link or some kind of sample - we can’t reconstruct the issue locally.

michael_ger · January 10, 2012, 12:45pm

Scheduler broke on us too with FF9, my friend even checked it on his Mac too: Working in FF8, update to FF9, onClick & onDblClick not working as expected any more. We are looking at our code atm.

Note: Event handling has been changed in FF9/Gecko9, see:
developer.mozilla.org/en/DOM/DOM_event_handlers

Detecting the presence of event handler properties

You can now detect the presence of an event handler property (that is, for example, onload), using the JavaScript in operator. For example:
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if ("onsomenewfeature" in window) {  
  /* do something amazing */  
}  
Event handlers and prototypes

You can’t set or access the values of any IDL-defined attributes on DOM prototype objects; that means you can’t, for example, change Window.prototype.onload anymore. In the past, event handlers (onload, etc) weren’t really implemented as IDL attributes in Gecko, so you were able to do this for those. Now you can’t. This improves compatibility.

Ilya · January 10, 2012, 1:08pm

Hello,

Please create different topics for different issues.

You have the exactly same event_text template? If so please share it with us.

Please create another topic with the description of your problem, would do my best to help.

Kind regards,
Ilya