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Nicolas Connault added a comment - 18/Jul/08 09:49 PM
I Cannot reproduce the bug with IE7 and the standard theme. Are you using a different browser or theme?
We do use a different theme. I just tested with the standard theme, and reproduced the bug with the same results. I tested with both IE 7.0.5730.11 and IE 7.0.5730.13. I reproduced this with Moodle 1.9.1 and Moodle 1.9.2, in both themes.
Still cannot replicate. Could you please get more tests on different machines?
(I work with David) My guess is that this might have something to with the Apache configuration on our server and IE. IE does a lot of really weird things sometimes. This wouldn't have anything to do with HTTP/HTTPS though, would it?
I just did a test on my server and the full screen mode works in HTTP but not in HTTPS. (I'm testing using IE6 though, so it might be different in IE7.)
Have the same problem when trying to use fullscreeen editor when the site is HTTPS
Changed the following code within /lib/editor/htmlarea/popups/fullscreen.php // load same scripts that were present in the opener page Seems the fault is with the test if its HTTPS Works now and also works using HTTP as well After I made that change I discovered that the apache error log had a bunch of errors relating to the popups/fullscreen.php. Strangely adding a call to a non-existent function at the end of the for loop also seemed to fix the problem for me and eventually I was able to determine that there was some sort of race condition between the scripts that are in the head and what happens in the function init(). Wrapping everything in init upto the existing setTimeout in another setTimeout cleared up that problem. That left me with an IE7 complaint about I18N which I was able to resolve by inserting the following just prior to the load same scripts script:
<script type="text/javascript" src="<?php print $CFG->wwwroot."/lib/overlib.js" ?>" charset="utf-8"></script> I just discovered this same problem with 1.9.3, but only on one of our two hosted servers.
The problem occurs on my new site (hosted by a MP) when using IE7 or Maxthon browser, but the problem does not and has never occurred on my original site (now my test site), on a different hosted server. Both sites are being accessed from the same computer, using the same browser, running the same Moodle version, and both sites have the same modules, themes, etc. Editor enlarges fine on both sites when using Fire fox. The only difference I can find between the two sites in regards to the editor, is that the test site does not have aspell installed, and the new site does. Disabling spell check on the new site did not have an effect, though. Just curious - do any of the Moodle installs doing this have asciimathML.js installed as a filter?
I submitted this ticket, and don't have any filters enabled.
I removed script inserting code block, it worked on ie/firefox under http and https.
Please try this patch any comments about this patch?
I just upgraded to version 1.9.5 last night and we are now seeing this problem in IE 7.0.5730.11 and IE 8.0..6001.18702. It does not appear with Firefox 3.0.10. I have tried clearing the cache on both IE browsers which does not help.
There is an error reported in IE: Line: 1130 So far so good on the fix - why isn't it in core (I am using 1.95)
committed, thanks everyone
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