Closed Bug 16835 Opened 25 years ago Closed 25 years ago

[JavaScript] Clicking within image map grays out frame

Categories

(Core :: DOM: Core & HTML, defect, P3)

defect

Tracking

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VERIFIED FIXED

People

(Reporter: scalkins, Assigned: vidur)

References

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Details

Happens on all platforms with build 1999-10-19-09 M11
Steps to reproduce:

1) Go to URL http://www.webvan.com in Mozilla.
2) Click on the "Sign In" link located at the top right (and/or top left) of
this site's home page.

Actual results: You will crash before the "Sign In" dialog appears.

Expected Results: A sign in dialog appears allowing you to Sign In and do online
grocery shopping.
Severity: critical → normal
QA Contact: leger → desale
Using the 1999102810-1999110108 Win32/Linux/Mac OS builds, I'm not seeing a
crash. Instead, it replaces the top page frame with a gray background. (http://
www15.webvan.com/TopTb.asp?page=homepage.asp&url=/default.asp)

Clicking on "Sign In" comprises invoking a ChgImage JavaScript script contained
within the page's frame. QA Assigning to Prashant, in case he might know who
receives this.
Summary: Crash when signing in at this URL → [JavaScript] Clicking within image map grays out frame
I see two different problems on this page now, and can't get to the original
one:

* The page http://www.webvan.com/ redirects to a warning page about cookies
  because document.cookie is either undefined or null.

* The "Sign In" button causes the JavaScript error:
    JavaScript Error: TypeError: document.TopTb.toptbimg has no properties
    URL: http://www13.webvan.com/TopTb.asp?page=homepage.asp&url=/default.asp
    LineNo: 28

These should probably be filed as separate bugs and marked as dependencies...
I think the first problem is bug 20477.  Not marking as dependency since it's
platform specific (Linux only) and can be easily worked around.

Also, reassigning bug to leger (now default owner of Browser-General) since this
is the last of the Browser-General bugs that was assigned by default to Don.
That'll make queries easier...
Filed the second problem as bug 20813.  Marking as dependency.
Assignee: leger → vidur
Component: Browser-General → DOM Level 1
Updating QA Contact for a reproduce of the first issue with latest build.
Status: NEW → RESOLVED
Closed: 25 years ago
Resolution: --- → FIXED
Seems like both the bugs that were spawned from this are fixed. And the Sign In
button seems to work fine.
Status: RESOLVED → VERIFIED
Verified with 2000-01-11-09.
Component: DOM → DOM: Core & HTML
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