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Spoook wrote:

Can you explain it with vegetables or flowers? 'cause I really need some more explanations what trade means. doh....maaaan....

pls Close

Two flees once sat across a single hair on a dog and negotaited for a sliver of gold. The one flee said, "I'll let you jump first when the dog scratches." The second flee countered, "I'll let you jump right after I climb on your back."

smile Does that help?

Although I tend to use counter more in martial arts terms.

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Spoook wrote:
FatPackNoob wrote:
Trickster wrote:

Mnah, he's just a user... official responses come from Sebi or Laura.

Thanks, just learning who is who. smile

I was just trying to reproduce the bug, so I can help, but since I didn't.. i'm off the case smile

Thanks for the clarification. I was like, hey man. This is still a bug for me. smile

BTW: I did reproduce the error with IE 8. Not sure if that matters since the only person I know who uses IE is my wife. smile

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Trickster wrote:

Mnah, he's just a user... official responses come from Sebi or Laura.

Thanks, just learning who is who. smile

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Spoook wrote:
FatPackNoob wrote:
Spoook wrote:

Can you post a link that does not work or something? 'cause I could not reproduce the error

Sure thing.

here is the link i'm clicking:

http://deckbox.org/sets/33452

Vlad, thanks for the work around. The double clicking is working.

Thanks for the link, unfortunately (for you) for me it works like a charm. I'm using Firefox 3.6

Do you represent deckbox.org? Is that the official response to the bug report? Obviously there will always be things that work in one browser and not another. I'm just surprised by the response.

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Ok, I did some more testing and here is what I discovered.

The source  snippit for the link I'm clicking on is here:

<ul>
<li id="deck_33452" class="submenu_entry deck "><a href="/sets/33452" title="RDW - Koth, Dragonlord" class="simple"><img src='/images/icon_spacer.gif' class='sprite s_deck ' title=''/>RDW - Koth, Drago ...</a></li><script>Tcg.folders.setupDeck(33452);</script><li id="deck_33449" class="submenu_entry deck "><a href="/sets/33449" title="Vampire" class="simple"><img src='/images/icon_spacer.gif' class='sprite s_deck ' title=''/>Vampire</a></li>
<script>Tcg.folders.setupDeck(33449);</script>
</ul>

The main issue seams to be that the <a> tag isn't getting activated. I think the <a> isn't getting activated  because a parent control is draggable the begin drag operation is getting called first even though I am not actually dragging the object. I say this because of the observed behavior. When I click down it starts the drag operation. Likely this is eating the click event. While the double click event is getting through. I'm not familiar enough with the call stack here to help further.

I hope this helps you find the issue.


I also reproduced this issue in IE 8.0.

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Spoook wrote:

Can you post a link that does not work or something? 'cause I could not reproduce the error

Sure thing.

here is the link i'm clicking:

http://deckbox.org/sets/33452

Vlad, thanks for the work around. The double clicking is working.

I'm having a problem where the links to my decks and inventory don't do anything when I click on them. If I right click and open in a new tab they work fine.

Details:

Configuration:
Chrome 9.0.597.98
Windows 7

Steps to repro:

Login to the site and click through on the links for a deck.

Observed:

The link is clicked and sometimes I see a wait for deckbox but most often nothing happens.

Work around:

As noted above. If I right click and open a new window it works just fine.
Dave