Serious bug in Firefox for MACs?

Serious bug in Firefox for MACs?

Dom London གིས-
Number of replies: 4
The course page isnt showing up AT ALL properly. (See screen grab below)

Im really shocked by this. Its repeatable on several MACs (and all our several thousand users will be using MACS when we launch early next year)


A_right_mess.png


My setup
Im using Firefox for MACs (3.0.4)

Im using Moodle

moodle
docs.gifversion 1.0 is required and you are running 1.9.2 OK
unicode
docs.gifmust be installed and enabled OK
database mysql docs.gifversion 4.1.16 is required and you are running 5.0.68 OK
php
docs.gifversion 4.3.0 is required and you are running 5.2.6 OK
php_extension iconv docs.gifshould be installed and enabled for best results OK
php_extension mbstring docs.gifshould be installed and enabled for best results OK
php_extension curl docs.gifshould be installed and enabled for best results OK
php_extension openssl docs.gifshould be installed and enabled for best results OK
php_extension tokenizer docs.gifshould be installed and enabled for best results OK
php_extension xmlrpc docs.gifshould be installed and enabled for best results OK
php_extension ctype docs.gifshould be installed and enabled for best results OK

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In reply to Dom London

Re: Serious bug in Firefox for MACs?

John White གིས-
Dom,

The fault is not in Firefox or Moodle as such, its almost guaranteed to be in your theme.
And probably in header.html (or at least that's the first place I'd look).

Probably a table 'tr' or 'td', or a 'div' is not closed properly,
or the nesting of such is wrong (an outer one closed before an inner).
It is very easy to get into this problem because the php / html is rather fragmented in many header files.

Hope this helps,

John
In reply to John White

Re: Serious bug in Firefox for MACs?

Dom London གིས-
Thanks John

I do hope so. I will check with my Moodle customisation chap asap. He has said he cant replicate this on Firefox for PCs, and doesnt have a MAC..soo...

Will report back,

Thanks

Dom

In reply to Dom London

Re: Serious bug in Firefox for MACs?

Dakota Duff གིས-

The problem most likely isn't replicated on PCs because they're set at a lower resolution. If you resize your FF for Mac browser window things will probably look fine as well.

The problem here is almost certainly the theme. Either it was poorly constructed to begin with or there's a missing close tag somewhere in the HTML.

I suggest you install the Web Developer plugin for Firefox. Then right-click and choose Web Developer > Tools > Validate Local HTML. I'm willing to bet that you'll find one or more HTML errors that — when corrected — will "fix" the issue.