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#1059 closed bug (invalid)
Opened March 18, 2007 02:05PM UTC
Closed January 07, 2009 03:59AM UTC
Unexpected behavior with (Norton) firewall
Reported by: | Elting | Owned by: | |
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Priority: | major | Milestone: | 1.1.3 |
Component: | plugin | Version: | 1.1.2 |
Keywords: | Cc: | ||
Blocked by: | Blocking: |
Description
Testsite on http://www.elting.it/_test/softwareiq.dk/referencer/index.htm (danish)
ToolTipDemo: www.texotela.co.uk/code/jquery/tooltipdemo/
This (customized) solution is providing the user with a styled tooltip. Basic functionality is/should be:
1) A html-tag could look like this:
<a ... title="<b>This is a styled tooltip</b>" ...>
2) On mouseover the content of title is moved to a separate div and displayed.
This is tested with IE6, FF2, Windows 2000 (w. Norton Firewall), XP (w. Windows Firewall) on local files and the testsite. 6 combinations is working as expected. Loading the page from the testsite on a Windows 2000 PC with Norton firewall triggers an unexpected (=bizarre?) behavior:
After document ready all content in title elements is moved out of the <a> tag, looking like this:
<a ... title="" ...>
<b>This is a styled tooltip</b>
This I don't understand. When I turn of Norton, it works correct.
Screendumps:
jq1: Normal mouseover is showing a styled tooltip
jq2: HTML after document ready
jq3: Seen in FF on a Windows 2000 PC w. firewall on
jq4: HTML after document ready. The title element is empty!
Suggestions are welcome.
Bent
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Change History (1)
Changed January 07, 2009 03:59AM UTC by comment:1
description: | Testsite on http://www.elting.it/_test/softwareiq.dk/referencer/index.htm (danish)\ \ ToolTipDemo: www.texotela.co.uk/code/jquery/tooltipdemo/\ \ This (customized) solution is providing the user with a styled tooltip. Basic functionality is/should be:\ 1) A html-tag could look like this: \ \ <a ... title="<b>This is a styled tooltip</b>" ...>\ \ 2) On mouseover the content of title is moved to a separate div and displayed.\ \ This is tested with IE6, FF2, Windows 2000 (w. Norton Firewall), XP (w. Windows Firewall) on local files and the testsite. 6 combinations is working as expected. Loading the page from the testsite on a Windows 2000 PC with Norton firewall triggers an unexpected (=bizarre?) behavior:\ \ After document ready all content in title elements is moved out of the <a> tag, looking like this:\ \ <a ... title="" ...>\ <b>This is a styled tooltip</b>\ \ This I don't understand. When I turn of Norton, it works correct.\ \ Screendumps:\ \ jq1: Normal mouseover is showing a styled tooltip\ \ jq2: HTML after document ready\ \ jq3: Seen in FF on a Windows 2000 PC w. firewall on\ \ jq4: HTML after document ready. The title element is empty!\ \ \ Suggestions are welcome.\ \ Bent → Testsite on http://www.elting.it/_test/softwareiq.dk/referencer/index.htm (danish) \ \ ToolTipDemo: www.texotela.co.uk/code/jquery/tooltipdemo/ \ \ This (customized) solution is providing the user with a styled tooltip. Basic functionality is/should be: \ 1) A html-tag could look like this: \ \ <a ... title="<b>This is a styled tooltip</b>" ...> \ \ 2) On mouseover the content of title is moved to a separate div and displayed. \ \ This is tested with IE6, FF2, Windows 2000 (w. Norton Firewall), XP (w. Windows Firewall) on local files and the testsite. 6 combinations is working as expected. Loading the page from the testsite on a Windows 2000 PC with Norton firewall triggers an unexpected (=bizarre?) behavior: \ \ After document ready all content in title elements is moved out of the <a> tag, looking like this: \ \ <a ... title="" ...> \ <b>This is a styled tooltip</b> \ \ This I don't understand. When I turn of Norton, it works correct. \ \ Screendumps: \ \ jq1: Normal mouseover is showing a styled tooltip \ \ jq2: HTML after document ready \ \ jq3: Seen in FF on a Windows 2000 PC w. firewall on \ \ jq4: HTML after document ready. The title element is empty! \ \ \ Suggestions are welcome. \ \ Bent |
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need: | → Review |
resolution: | → invalid |
status: | new → closed |