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Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #4797

Timestamp:: Dec 15, 2009, 11:53:16 AM (14 years ago)
Author:: Wiktor Walc
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Ticket #4797
- Property Summary changed from Opera: using enter key in dialogs causing various issues to Opera: using enter key in dialogs triggers javascript error

Ticket #4797 – Description

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+                      v1
+When using enter in the dialog, an error occurs and sometimes input elements become uneditable.
+This issue appears in two ways.
+When pressing enter in the dialog, an error occurs
 === Steps to reproduce (1) ===
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-=== Steps to reproduce (2) ===
- * select some text
- * open link dialog
- * type some url, press tab to move to the "Ok" button and then press enter
- * result: no errors in the error console... but if you now open any dialog with the input element, you'll not be able to type there anything (for example in the "Find and Replace" dialog).
-The second issue didn't exist in CKEditor 3.0.1 because it was impossible in Opera to tab with a keyboard to the "Ok" button.