sidebog7
4 Jun 2010, 7:58 AM
Ext version tested:
Ext 3.2.2
Adapter used:
ext
css used:
only default ext-all.css
Browser versions tested against:
FF3 (firebug 1.5.4 installed)
Operating System:
Win 7
Description:
When removing a mask using the element.unmask (i.e. via the LoadMask onLoad method) the function checks whether the element is masked after the mask has been removed preventing the removal of the x-masked class.
Test Case:
Ext.getBody().mask('Test');
Ext.getBody().unmask();
Steps to reproduce the problem:
As in the test case
The result that was expected:
Body should no longer have the x-masked class.
The result that occurs instead:
Body has the x-masked class
Debugging already done:
This is due to a change from 3.2.1 to further check whether the element is masked.
Possible fix:
Don't know reason why further check was made so don't know where to start apart from reverting to 3.2.1
Ext 3.2.2
Adapter used:
ext
css used:
only default ext-all.css
Browser versions tested against:
FF3 (firebug 1.5.4 installed)
Operating System:
Win 7
Description:
When removing a mask using the element.unmask (i.e. via the LoadMask onLoad method) the function checks whether the element is masked after the mask has been removed preventing the removal of the x-masked class.
Test Case:
Ext.getBody().mask('Test');
Ext.getBody().unmask();
Steps to reproduce the problem:
As in the test case
The result that was expected:
Body should no longer have the x-masked class.
The result that occurs instead:
Body has the x-masked class
Debugging already done:
This is due to a change from 3.2.1 to further check whether the element is masked.
Possible fix:
Don't know reason why further check was made so don't know where to start apart from reverting to 3.2.1