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When one of your drop-down options begins with a number zero, even as a string, the arrow keys are disabled in Firefox. Tab over to the select box with a drop-down option starting with zero, and suddenly the arrow won't work other than to activate the actual drop-down.
This is only an issue with Firefox. I've tried IE8, IE9, Opera, Chrome, and Safari (all under Win7), and all but FF were fine.
If you cannot reproduce the error, it might only be when using the jQuery $().append() function, as this is how my code is:
$('[name="select_box_name"]').append($('<option'>, {
value: your_value
}).text("0 by itself or followed by anything else"));
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When one of your drop-down options begins with a number zero, even as a string, the arrow keys are disabled in Firefox. Tab over to the select box with a drop-down option starting with zero, and suddenly the arrow won't work other than to activate the actual drop-down.
This is only an issue with Firefox. I've tried IE8, IE9, Opera, Chrome, and Safari (all under Win7), and all but FF were fine.
If you cannot reproduce the error, it might only be when using the jQuery $().append() function, as this is how my code is:
$('[name="select_box_name"]').append($('<option'>, {
value: your_value
}).text("0 by itself or followed by anything else"));
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: