[Webkit-unassigned] [Bug 7552] Confluence WYSIWYG editor fails

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http://bugzilla.opendarwin.org/show_bug.cgi?id=7552





------- Comment #1 from gusgroe at xs4all.nl  2006-03-04 15:37 PDT -------
Well, this isn't a WebKit bug, but the builder of the site hides content while
using a specified browser.
I saved the page with FireFox and opened it with WebKit and the site just
works.
So to get this fixed is probably mailing the author of the site telling him
that Safari/WebKit renders the page as it should be and it should be able to
view the page Safari.

Example:

Safari case:

                <div class="minitab">
                <a id= "markupTab"  class="selectedminitab"  href="#"
onClick="javascript:changeMode('markup');return false;">Wiki Markup</a>
                <a id= "previewTab"  class="unselectedminitab"  href="#"
onClick="javascript:sendFormWithPreview();return false;">Preview</a>
                <img id="wysiwygWaitImage" style="visibility:hidden" alt="Wait
Image" border=0 src="/images/icons/wait.gif">

FireFox case:

                <div class="minitab">
                <a id="wysiwygTab"  class="selectedminitab"  href="#"
onClick="javascript:changeMode('richtext');return false;">Rich Text</a>

                <a id= "markupTab"  class="unselectedminitab"  href="#"
onClick="javascript:changeMode('markup');return false;">Wiki Markup</a>
                <a id= "previewTab"  class="unselectedminitab"  href="#"
onClick="javascript:changeMode('preview');return false;">Preview</a>
                <img id="wysiwygWaitImage" style="visibility:hidden" alt="Wait
Image" border=0 src="/images/icons/wait.gif">

The only thing that bothers me on this is, is that i get the following message
in Nightly webkit:
http://confluence.atlassian.com
Invalid reply from server
But this is an issue far away from the original.


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