Hi,
Our form has fields layed out in 3 columns, if one one row a field in the middle is disabled then the field next to it is not clickable. This only happens in IE. I noticed that this was caused because the blank.gif (for the event mask) was drawn with a width of 1600.
So it overlayed the field next to it (which could still be reached by the keyboard).
If I let the useDisabledEventMask method to return false always, this is solved. I wonder, is this safe to do for newer IE browsers? I only want to support ie8 and later (and no need for hovers or other mouse event on disabled fields).
For non-ie this does not happen, so there I use the standard SC code.
gr. Martin
Our form has fields layed out in 3 columns, if one one row a field in the middle is disabled then the field next to it is not clickable. This only happens in IE. I noticed that this was caused because the blank.gif (for the event mask) was drawn with a width of 1600.
So it overlayed the field next to it (which could still be reached by the keyboard).
If I let the useDisabledEventMask method to return false always, this is solved. I wonder, is this safe to do for newer IE browsers? I only want to support ie8 and later (and no need for hovers or other mouse event on disabled fields).
For non-ie this does not happen, so there I use the standard SC code.
gr. Martin
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