[fixed] Pressing "Submit" freezes browser in Konqueror / Safari [Archive]

ccd1

Thu 28th Nov '02, 3:47am

Yes, it's true--for me at least. Pressing submit to reply to any thread will freeze Konqueror. I never had this problem with vB2 but I now have it with vB3.

Anyone else suffering from this?

Steve Machol

Thu 28th Nov '02, 11:50am

There were some issuses last night. This should be cleared up now.

ccd1

Thu 28th Nov '02, 2:16pm

Problem still persists. I can reply with Mozilla, but when I try Konqueror, it freezes the browser and I have to kill the process

Steve Machol

Thu 28th Nov '02, 2:38pm

Turn off WYSIWYG. It's probably not compatible with Konqueror.

ccd1

Thu 28th Nov '02, 3:10pm

Originally posted by Steve Machol
Turn off WYSIWYG. It's probably not compatible with Konqueror.

It's off ;)

I have the standard toolbar and that show's up. I have no problem loading the page and typing my message, but once I click "Submit", it freezes.

Steve Machol

Thu 28th Nov '02, 3:19pm

Sorry I don't know then. Obviously there's a compatibility issue with Konqueror. Perhaps one of the Developers has an idea.

Scott MacVicar

Thu 28th Nov '02, 4:53pm

Originally posted by Steve Machol
Sorry I don't know then. Obviously there's a compatibility issue with Konqueror. Perhaps one of the Developers has an idea. Is it with quickreply and the main reply?

If so its probably the validatemessage

ccd1

Thu 28th Nov '02, 5:29pm

Main reply...

Wayne Luke

Fri 29th Nov '02, 1:30am

Originally posted by baragon0
Yes, it's true--for me at least. Pressing submit to reply to any thread will freeze Konqueror. I never had this problem with vB2 but I now have it with vB3.

Anyone else suffering from this? I can confirm this under Konqueror 3.0.3-13 under Red Hat Linux 8.0 Kernal 2.4.18

Floris

Thu 23rd Jan '03, 8:35pm

Mozilla once had the similar thing with vbulletin 2.x
after bug submitting it turned out it was fixed for the final 1.x release.

Maybe konq has the same problem?

Kier

Fri 24th Jan '03, 1:13pm

I just tried it with Konq. 2.2-11 on my linux box (RH 7.2) and it was fine...

Wayne Luke

Fri 24th Jan '03, 2:06pm

The issue is with Konqueror 3.0.3.13. It also occurs in the new Safari browser from Apple using the same KHTML core.

I personally think it is the file upload box. Now that this box is not on the main form anymore, the problem probably went away.

Kier

Fri 24th Jan '03, 3:16pm

Originally posted by Wayne Luke
The issue is with Konqueror 3.0.3.13. It also occurs in the new Safari browser from Apple using the same KHTML core.

I personally think it is the file upload box. Now that this box is not on the main form anymore, the problem probably went away. Hmm... yes, but baragon0 says that he has no problem with vB2... and that had the file upload control on it..?

MUG

Fri 24th Jan '03, 3:29pm

Originally posted by Kier
Can someone with Safari please post their HTTP_USER_AGENT string

(ie: something like this: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1))

in this thread (http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showthread.php?threadid=59817) please. Thanks. Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; U; PPC Mac OS X; en-us) AppleWebKit/51 (like Gecko) Safari/51

Freddie Bingham

Fri 24th Jan '03, 3:45pm

MUG: Do you still have this problem?

Kier

Fri 24th Jan '03, 3:45pm

Originally posted by MUG
Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; U; PPC Mac OS X; en-us) AppleWebKit/51 (like Gecko) Safari/51 Thank you :)

Jake Bunce

Fri 24th Jan '03, 3:52pm

here's my safari user agent - Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; U; PPC Mac OS X; en-us) Ap

Kier

Fri 24th Jan '03, 4:14pm

Originally posted by Jakeman
here's my safari user agent - Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; U; PPC Mac OS X; en-us) Ap Ugh... no 'Safari' word in there? D'Oh.

MUG

Fri 24th Jan '03, 4:28pm

Originally posted by Kier
Ugh... no 'Safari' word in there? D'Oh. I think he didn't paste the entire thing...

Scott MacVicar

Fri 24th Jan '03, 4:31pm

must have took it from vB2 session as it cuts it down to 50 characters.

Kier

Fri 24th Jan '03, 4:34pm

Aaah... get your proper string from my little script here (http://www.buffalomuff.com/getip.php).

Kier

Fri 24th Jan '03, 5:26pm

We think this is a Javascript issue... could those who are experiencing this problem please try disabling Javascript in order to see if this is true?

MUG

Fri 24th Jan '03, 5:28pm

Originally posted by Kier
We think this is a Javascript issue... could those who are experiencing this problem please try disabling Javascript in order to see if this is true? Testing...

MUG

Fri 24th Jan '03, 5:29pm

Originally posted by MUG
Testing... Yup. JavaScript issue...

Kier

Fri 24th Jan '03, 5:33pm

Thanks MUG, I'll see what I can do about that now :)

Kier

Fri 24th Jan '03, 5:43pm

I've updated the Javascript function that seems to be the problem... please do a hard-refresh of the newreply page to get the latest JS files and try posting a message with Javascript enabled.

MUG

Fri 24th Jan '03, 5:44pm

Testing quick reply...

Kier

Fri 24th Jan '03, 5:45pm

Can I take it that it worked?

MUG

Fri 24th Jan '03, 5:46pm

Originally posted by Kier
Can I take it that it worked? Yes, it did. This 60 second limit is annoying.