Add a New Instructor search does not find name

[psmaker]

What Course are you in LHSIntroCS_2022

What Page were you on Instructor/Admin/AddTA

What is your username lhsadmin

Describe the bug I tried to Add a New Instructor and started by searching for a name. The searching does not seem to work at all. I tried to look for Sabrina for example and the name is in the list of people in the class, but it did not do anything when I press .

I guess this is a fairly minor issue since I can still add a TA by manually scrolling to the persons name and pressing the + button. So the major feature is OK, but it was just odd for the search to not work.

Traceback N/A

Javascript Errors N/A

[bnmnetp]

When I do a search it filters the list just fine even down to a single user, but you still have to click on that user and then press + to add them as a TA.

If it is not filtering the list can you please check the javascript console for any errors that might be related?

[psmaker]

It is not filtering the student list at all (I can click on any user and add them just fine though).

When I press on the Admin tab, I get the following:

When I try to go to: https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/[email protected]/dist/numbro.min.js.map

I get the following:

Couldn't find the requested file /dist/numbro.min.js.map in handsontable.

[bnmnetp]

That is not the problem. The .map file is just to help the browser if you ever need to debug the numbro.min.js file. It provides a map from the un-minified version to the minified version.

OK, if nothing else what browser/version/os are you using?

I've been using Chrome and Chromium based browsers lately. So I haven't tested it in Firefox or Safari for a while.

[psmaker]

I"m using Safari version 15.6.1 / Mac OS Monterey

I just tried it on Chrome and the search works exactly like I would expect. So it seems to be a browser issue.

On Mon, Sep 19, 2022 at 12:32 PM Bradley Miller @.***> wrote:

That is not the problem. The .map file is just to help the browser if you ever need to debug the numbro.min.js file. It provides a map from the un-minified version to the minified version.

OK, if nothing else what browser/version/os are you using?

I've been using Chrome and Chromium based browsers lately. So I haven't tested it in Firefox or Safari for a while.

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[bnmnetp]

Yes,

I just learned that Safari does not allow you to style form elements like options in a select list. so changing their style.display to none works in every browser except Safari and IE -- not good company.

There are not even very good workarounds other than removing the options from the list but of course then you would have to re-add some or all when the user clears the search or hits the backspace.

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