Can't enter login or password at forum.studio-tomahawk.com with fission enabled
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(Core :: Layout: Form Controls, defect)
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(Reporter: Usul, Unassigned)
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When fission is enabled , I can't enter neither the password at http://forum.studio-tomahawk.com/ nor the user name. When it's disabled I can.
Comment 1•5 years ago
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I'm guessing this is for the login page at http://studio-tomahawk.forumgratuit.org/login , right? (There isn't a username/password field on the exact URL that you provided, but I did find this ^ login page.)
I can't reproduce any issues there (in fresh profile on linux Nightly, where I've set fission.autostart
= true and restarted). I can type characters into both the username & the password field, and I can successfully click the button or hit enter to submit and get to an "invalid-username" error page. ("Vous avez spécifié un nom d'utilisateur incorrect ou inactif ou un mot de passe invalide")
Is there something more I need to do in order to trigger the bug?
Comment 2•5 years ago
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Also:
- can you tell whether the fields are accepting focus at all (i.e. do they get a blinking cursor or not, when you click them)?
- If you change the password field to just be a normal textfield[1], does that make the bug go away? (If so, I'm guessing this may have to do with the "this connection is not secure" popup that we show for password fields on HTTP pages... CC'ing MattN just in case that's involved.)
[1] to change the type for the password field, you'll want to right-click the password field and choose "Inspect", and then double-click type="password"
in the Inspector view, and clear that attribute so that it instead says type=""
. This will make it behave like a normal text field.
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Comment 3•5 years ago
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(In reply to Daniel Holbert [:dholbert] from comment #2)
Also:
- can you tell whether the fields are accepting focus at all (i.e. do they get a blinking cursor or not, when you click them)?
They are not.
I'll give the second point a try when I'm fully awaken :p.
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Comment 4•5 years ago
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(In reply to Daniel Holbert [:dholbert] from comment #2)
- If you change the password field to just be a normal textfield[1], does that make the bug go away? (If so, I'm guessing this may have to do with the "this connection is not secure" popup that we show for password fields on HTTP pages... CC'ing MattN just in case that's involved.)
[1] to change the type for the password field, you'll want to right-click the password field and choose "Inspect", and then double-clicktype="password"
in the Inspector view, and clear that attribute so that it instead saystype=""
. This will make it behave like a normal text field.
There is no password shown - when I do that so I can't change the type.
Also the contextual menu tells me to fill in the password (nice option I didn't know about) - but it actually doesn't do it. If I change the url to http://studio-tomahawk.forumgratuit.org/login then things work.
Comment 5•5 years ago
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I don't see username/password fields on http://forum.studio-tomahawk.com/ at all. Can you post a screenshot of where & what the fields in question look like?
(I do see a "Connexion" (log in) link at the top center, but that links to the /login
URL which is a different page & which works correctly according to comment 4.)
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Comment 6•5 years ago
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(In reply to Daniel Holbert [:dholbert] from comment #5)
I don't see username/password fields on http://forum.studio-tomahawk.com/ at all. Can you post a screenshot of where & what the fields in question look like?
(I do see a "Connexion" (log in) link at the top center, but that links to the
/login
URL which is a different page & which works correctly according to comment 4.)
It's currently working fine for me. :( sorry for the noise. I hate when nightly does that.
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