Last modified: 2013-06-13 13:30:18 UTC
When I click one of the "View activity" links on the central feedback page ("Aktivität ansehen" in the current German translation) the page always scrolls up to the top. Same on the detail pages. But because the detail pages are short you don't recognize the error there. The popup window with the activity log opens successful. But the same moment the browser scrolls up to the top of the page. Like the href="#" is executed. But it is not. There is no "#" in the adress bar. I think this is an issue with Internet Explorer only. I'm still using Internet Explorer 9 (for testing purposes only, I'm an Opera user otherwise). http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spezial:Artikelrückmeldungen_v5?uselang=en
I can not reproduce this issue, not even in IE9. Can you confirm this is still an issue? I think it may be related to https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/58085/, which was deployed recently (although prior to this bug report, but perhaps cache persisted?)
Still happens today in the German Wikipedia using IE9. I tried to clear the cache and force-reload everything. No change. I tried the same in the English Wikipedia today but the bug is not there. Very strange.
Just re-tested on dewiki, in IE9, and it works now :)
Sorry, still happens in IE9. It happens when I click "View activity" to open the activity log. The log window opens and the same time the page scrolls up. When I click "View activity" again to close the window it closes and doesn't scroll.
I have just tried, on dewiki: Moderate feedback, click "Aktivitat ansehen" -> works fine Moderate feedback, Submit "Anmerkung hinzuvugen", click "Activitat ansehen" -> works fine I've tried this from the central feedback page, an article feedback page, and a permalink page. It all works fine to me, on IE9. Is there a particular page or instructions to follow, to reproduce? Can anyone else also test to see if it occurs for them? (and if yes: how)
Oh, I hate Internet Explorer. The debugger is a pain in the ass. It took me two hours to find out that my [[de:Benutzer:TMg/autoFormatter.js/Beta.js]] is in some way connected to this bogus behavior. If I remove this script from my common.js the bug is gone. But I still have no idea why. I changed my script. Now it does nothing when the central feedback page loads. But this does not fix the bug. The central feedback page still jumps up. This does not make any sense. I can fix a bug by removing a script that does nothing? I can confirm that it does nothing with the debugger. But I can't use the debugger to find the line of code where the central feedback page jumps. All I see is a mess of events and triggers and jQuery stuff. Dang it. I close this as invalid.
