Another problem with 1.1.1
January 7th, 2009 by wktd
1) Any date picked after 4/11/xxxx (November 4) to the end of November, will return the date -1. If you choose, for example, nov. 25, it will return nov. 24, in any year.
I have tested it on my system too and it really happens!
2) On DataGrid, if you use the option trackMouseOver: true it returns the error (in Firebug):
[Exception... "'Permission denied to read the property HTMLDivElement.nodeType' when calling method: [nsIDOMEventListener::handleEvent]" nsresult: "0x8057001e (NS_ERROR_XPC_JS_THREW_STRING)" location: "
I run openSUSE 10.2 and I've tested FF-2.0.0.6@Linux, Opera-9.23@linux, FF-2.0.0.7@WinXP, Opera-9.23@WinXP and IE6@WinXP.
The only thing that comes to my mind is a problem with localization if it is used.
Here is an example: http://extjs.com/deploy/ext/examples/grid/edit-grid.html
I tested it with
Firefox 2.0.0.6
Konqueror 3.5.7
Internet Explorer 6 (under Wine)
on a Mandriva Linux 2007.1 32-bit and in all of then I see November bug happens.
For the second one, thanks, it's now summarily ignored. :)
The performance of ExtJs and any other thing is the same as 32bit. (If not superior!)
My home desktop is not a High-end system but is in a good shape :) It is a
Sempron 64 (AM2) with 512 DDR2 on a Asus Mobo with nVidia Chipset, GeForce 6150 onBoard GPU, Sound Blaster Live 5.1 and 120GB SATA 7200RPM. Running Mandriva Linux 2007.1 for x86_64 with FF 2.0.0.6 64bit. (Only Java and Flash plugins are 32bit under FF)
The FF is from far superior than IE6/7 in any platform. ;)
And I'm asking it too to the people and to give the exit of this command if possible:
So we can see the platform and the Timezone. :D
Edit:
I made the things more easy so everyone can help and give right info: http://www.ghsix.com.br/allan/jslog.html
I'm thinking if this couldn't be a bug in an underlying library Firefox uses. You could maybe download openSUSE Live CD, boot from it and test. I guess also Kubuntu has Live CDs with Firefox installed. This would help to isolate the source of the bug.
Here is an example: http://extjs.com/deploy/ext/examples/grid/edit-grid.html
I tested it with
Firefox 2.0.0.6
Konqueror 3.5.7
Internet Explorer 6 (under Wine)
on a Mandriva Linux 2007.1 32-bit and in all of then I see November bug happens.
For the second one, thanks, it's now summarily ignored. :)
i tested the editor grid example on a WinXP SP2 (32-bit) machine and it's working correctly...
could this be a mandriva linux problem?
could you test the example with a linux livecd from say, knoppix, and post your findings?
let's hope he sees the other PM i sent him and posts the DatePicker bug video he made in this thread... :D
here's a link to the thread that prompted the check for x64 linux boxes (problem with FF1.5 apparently):
http://extjs.com/forum/showthread.php?t=8409
Help asked (http://extjs.com.br/forum/index.php/topic,295.new.html#new), when the results come I return with then!
cool :D
while you're at it could you also ask around about animations in FF on x64 linux boxes? ;)
The only conclusion that I came is that on IE6 it happens 100% of the times, in FF2 in happens 50% of times and in IE7 in happens about 35% of the time.
How we can see in the Bug Vídeo (http://extjs.com.br/exemplos/bug.avi), even the November disabled days are working wrong and is not fault of disabledDays because I tested it on a Datapicker without this too and the Timezone sens to be not the problem too.
Fabyo reported that it happens on Ext 1.0.1 too, only 1.1 is safe from do that!!!
November is coming and it can frustrating some apps around there! I'll continue to try to understand this "bug".
Help asked (http://extjs.com.br/forum/index.php/topic,295.new.html#new), when the results come I return with then!
I changed my system environment localization to US (en), it changed my timezone too. So I go to test the November Bug on Ext2.0-alpha1 plants example (http://extjs.com/deploy/ext-2.0-alpha1/examples/grid/edit-grid.html) and see that the problem continues.
How I used online Ext example, Ext localization is not an option to be a problem.
I know it's not the end of the world, but don't know why something like that occurs is one of that things that come to my mind everyday before to sleep. :(
Attached is a screenshot of the problem... you can see it happens on Ext2 when the disabled dates go wrong too on November, and the picked date and the return date is not the same.
Any other idea? I'll test anything to try to discovery why it happens.
post some sample code.
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i've tested your DateField case, and it's returning the correct results
(i tested November dates from the year 1554 to 2012)
so unless you've got some sample code to back up your bug report this case is a no-go.
as for the second case, you should be able to safely ignore it.
it's a FireBug + Firefox bug. (do a forum search, it's been discussed many times over)
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