HTML plain text attribute disables other items on page

RLJB

I have encountered a problem as follows:

We have a form with a large HTML attribute ( it's used to store notes), when anything overlays on the top of the attribute it's functionality is disabled I.e. It just doesn't work.

For example, if a top bar menu rolls over the HTML box, any menu items that are sitting on top of the box will not work.

Another example, a pop up form with a text entry box, you can't enter any text or hit any buttons on the pop up, they just don't do anything.

If you move the pop up so it is not on top of the HTML box then it all works fine. Likewise if you scroll the screen so the HTML box isn't showing then the menu will work fine.

Rod

tford

Rod,

What's in your HTML?

RLJB

Hi Tom

It causes an error regardless of if there is content in the attribute or not.

Just to be clear... it's a Plain Text Attribute that is set to "HTML Format" with the editor enabled. That causes the failure (not an HTML attribute with HTML tags in it).

Also, I did some further testing and discovered it doesn't cause an error when when the form is being used for Creation/Edit (i.e. the editor is in use), it is only when the form is in View mode (i.e. the html editor is disabled).

I also note when the form is used only for viewing the editor sits kind of strange too (centre aligned etc) see the pic below.

Error occurs in both FF and Chrome.

Rod.

RLJB

Sorry, with pic correctly: