Advanced Menu Command Missing Text Box

[Quazz]

@junkhacker Interesting, I am running Centos 7 and it still works fine for me.

Is there anything relevant in apache logs?

[Sebastian Roth]

@fud18 @Junkhacker Maybe it would help to clarify things if you’d post a picture of what exactly seems to be missing.

@Quazz As well you might post a picture of what you see.

[Junkhacker]

@sebastian-roth

[Quazz]

[Sebastian Roth]

@fud18 @Junkhacker Which browser do you use? If you have Chrome or Firefox can you please right click into the page where the text box should be, then click Inspect (Chrome) or Inspect Element (Firefox). In my case the HTML code looks like this:

...
<td class="col-xs-6 form-group">
  <div class="input-group">
    <textarea id="advtext" class="form-control" name="adv"></textarea>
  </div>
</td>
...

Is the <textarea ...> tag missing in your case?

[Junkhacker]

@sebastian-roth tested in firefox and chrome on multiple OSs, textarea isn’t missing on my current box.

[Sebastian Roth]

@junkhacker said in Advanced Menu Command Missing Text Box:

textarea isn’t missing on my current box.

So it’s probably something CSS is doing to it to make it invisible. I’d love to look at it myself but can’t replicate the issue. Are you familiar with how debugging HTML/CSS/JS works in Firefox?

[RipAU]

Just noticed on my test server (Version 1.5.0-RC-10) that the text box is working with Internet Explorer 11 and Edge Browser but missing on the latest Chrome (Version 62.0.3202.94.) I haven’t been able to test with firefox yet sorry.

I’m not a web developer so I’m not exactly sure what I’m looking for with chrome inspect:

[Sebastian Roth]

@RipAU Thanks! On the right side of that Inspect/Debug view you see all the CSS stuff being assigned to the element you select on the left. You can even live edit the CSS values locally in that view to see if you can make it work again.

[RipAU]

Ahh yep, if I edit the HTML and just remove:

id="advtext"

The text box re-appears, so yes I’m assuming it is related to the CSS?

Just FYI, I tested it with the latest Firefox and the text box is working. It only appears to be having an issue in Chrome for me.

Cheers,
Adam

[Sebastian Roth]

@RipAU Thanks! Is this Chrome on Windows?? I have Chrome on Debian Linux and no issue with that. At first I though it could be CSS related but that id="advtext" is just that, an identifier. So far I haven’t found any related CSS code. This is interesting.

@fud18 @Junkhacker Can you confirm this is happening only in Chrome?

[Junkhacker]

@sebastian-roth happening in
chrome and Firefox (but not edge or explorer) on Windows 10 and
chromium and Firefox on Lubuntu 17.10 and
Firefox (but not safari) on Mac OS Sierra

[RipAU]

Yep just seeing this issue in Chrome with Windows 10.

[Tom Elliott]

I’m so very confused by this. I can’t seem to replicate it, and there doesn’t appear to be a reason for the css to be causing issues. I could understand the problem if there were 2 css id tags of the same value, but this doesn’t appear to be the case (else it would appear on all browsers I would think).

[Sebastian Roth]

@Tom-Elliott Which OS/browser combination are have you tried replicating this?

[Tom Elliott]

@sebastian-roth so far just chrome, which from what I can tell is one of the “broken” browsers.

[lebrun78]

Hello.

I have always the problem.
Can’t view Advanced menu command with Firefox 70.0.1 (64 bits).
No problem with chromium or opera.
Client os is ubuntu 18.04

[Sebastian Roth]

@lebrun78 Disable Ad-Block addin and you will see the advanced menu field!