Steve Schwartz
Steve Schwartz
I'm definitely all ears if anyone else has opinions on this. I'd prefer not to remove it, because like I said, browsers then act really differently, and it'd be easy...
FYI, the reason we didn't originally try to add default styles based on the event, was that it'd make it much harder then to add your own styles, as you'd...
@dnagir I think you missed all of the points that I made. No one here is disagreeing with you. From my previous comments, my recommendation is to either add the...
@asafbrukarz In answering your question earlier, I totally missed the detail that your point was due to the fact the event is called `ajax:aborted:required` rather than to a misunderstanding as...
I'm thinking this is probably an edge case and also something we can't actually solve easily. The problem is, the disable-with functionality actually serves two purposes: 1) disable the elements...
How could we do that? After form submission you're on a different page and the button doesn't exist anymore in the DOM.
Also, are you using Safari by any chance? You may have a look at #306 .
I cannot reproduce this to save my life. I've tried on my own machine using Safari Version 6.0.2 (7536.26.17), and it works as expected.
That's really weird. I'll have to see if I can get anyone else in the office who can reproduce it.
I'm guessing this is still an issue, as we've never done anything to solve it. If someone could submit a patch, that'd be great. I'd be happy with a patch...