Rendering in Firefox bug

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• Content of UpdatePanel is not rendered in Firefox 42 after second partial publication

  I'm using Firefox 42 (Code works great in IE9, 10, 11, and Chrome).

  Consider three DropDownLists dependent within an ASP.net UpdatePanel. A, B, C

  When I change A, the values of B are met properly. I'll then to change B, C values are not met.

  Partial publication occurs, I can see the fill C codebehind correctly, but the changes are not made in the user interface.

  I then continued to do another test.

  I changed the values of B and C properly completed. Then I went and changed, the values of B did not update.

  Which led to the conclusion that the problem is rendered content during the second partial publication.

  Someone has an idea what is the cause?

  Just in case someone encounters this problem.

  Problem was a bug in AjaxControlToolkit AsyncFileUpload component which related only to Firefox. update the Toolbox to the latest version of fix the problem.

  DevExpress Ajax Control Toolkit

• Google calendar renders in Firefox for a site I manage, but not for another. Same code. What is the problem?

  I run 2 sites. I have google calendar embedded in a page from site 1, it works fine in chrome, firefox and IE.
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  Same code, 2 sites, works in a site and not the other. It's a mystery to solve.

  Try announcement Web development / standards evangelism MozillaZine forum. The helpers there are better informed on the problems of development of web page with Firefox.
  
  http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewforum.php?f=25
  
  You will need to register and log in to post in this forum.

  Make sure that you give them the URL of these Web sites.

• Bad rendering of Firefox "integrated in the PDF Viewer

  There seems to be a rendering problem when opening this PDF file: http://www.gp.org/real-difference/the-real-difference.pdf

  Basically, it shows: WWW.GP.o RG
  While in other PDF viewers it just shows: WWW.GP.ORG

  For me, it looks like this:
  http://i.imgur.com/E8phigb.PNG

  It may be that it is an issue that has been fixed recently. Please try again in a night generation: http://nightly.mozilla.org

  If it looks great, it display properly in Firefox ~ 22 more or less so.

  Tobbi-

• broadcasting live does not appear, and I think that its connected to the "firefox" bug, please help, new mac user!

  so far, your main problem is flash player, you must include the updates Flash Player with all the updates of firefox, oh and updated player get. It's your bug I 'think '. If it is not part of the territory firefox let me know. However, will not be broadcast live, I asked them, they had little info. including, you update your browser recently - with no answer to this question, so here I am. I don't know if the flashplayer or everything that has nothing to do with live stream or not, BUT quicktime play or help live streaming right? have no idea and the new mac user. GL

  Adobe Systems, Inc. (owner of Adobe Flash) is not related to Mozilla Org in any way. Mozilla has nothing to do with updates to the software they do not create or owned by another company.

  You have a very old version of Flash installed - Shockwave Flash 9.0 r47 - you must upgrade to the latest version available for Mac OSX 10.4.
  
  http://www.Apple.com/downloads/macosx/internet_utilities/adobeflashplayer.html

• Rendered inDesign error/Bug - not adding vector source causes a slight rendering problem

  Very well; This has bothered me for some time and just recently was able to identify the source of this problem.

  Sometimes, you will notice the same layouts with very small displacements, problems of weight and other adjustments case loosed. I can see these slightly in InDesign views, but it is very spectacular inside a PDF file... I noticed this slight mistake throughout the presentations all the time.

  I was able to recreate the problem and find out the reason. There was a single image, a scan of my signature, placed as a psd, that appears on my front page and not on the second page of my CV. Remove this immediately resolved image rendering problem involving displacements of the hairlines and weight problems, that I had with the cover page. Replaces the psd placed with other images didn't help.

  I replaced the image of the signature with a vector trace and Yahtzee - no bug rendering more. As much as I can say that the problem is with raster images.
  Pages with only the vector components and display of pixelated text data.

  I did not have the opportunity to play with Adobe Creative Cloud, I hope that this is no longer a problem.

  Sounds like well-known transparency rendering effects.

• video rendering fast - firefox

  Sorry for my language, but English is not my mother tongue.

  Hi, I have a problem with the video rendering speed.

  I still want IT in firefox: speed video rendering, video decoding acceleration.

  IN Internet Explorer, I always, IT accelerates video rendering, video decoding acceleration. (nice youtube player)

  Windowed in Mode: http://i.imgur.com/cxgeF.PNG

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  Windowed in Mode: http://i.imgur.com/mfjOe.PNG -software video rendering, video decoding acceleration

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  wmode = direct: http://i.imgur.com/KxCvT.jpg

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  My system is: Windows 8 x 64 (all updates), 525 M nVidia (latest GeForce Driver 310,70 beta - I tried the WHQL drivers), all the dll dxdiag. Latest drivers intel HD: 9.17.10.2875 - Firefox 17.0.1 - Flash Player: you have installed 11,5,502,135 version

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• Firefox BUG 37: Cookies - "keep until: I close Firefox ' definition of BROKEN

  If you choose to customize the settings of your story and choose "Accept cookies from sites", but only "keep until: closing firefox" you'll find that cookies from http and https sites remain in Firefox after Firefox restarts.

  Please correct this immediately.

  This always works for me.

  Have you tried to delete these cookies.
  'Delete Cookies' sites causing problems:

  • Firefox/tools > Options > privacy > "Use the custom settings for history" > Cookies: "show the Cookies".

  If the deletion of cookies did not help, then it is possible that the cookies.sqlite file that stores the cookies has been corrupted.

  • Rename (or delete) cookies.sqlite (cookies.sqlite.old) and delete the other files of cookies as cookies.sqlite - journal in the profile folder of Firefox in the case where the cookies.sqlite file has been corrupted.

  You can use this button to go to the Firefox profile folder currently in use:

  • Help > troubleshooting information > profile directory: see file (Linux: open the directory;) Mac: View in the Finder)
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• Firefox bug? McAfee SiteAdvisor 3.7.1 jams at 50% CPU useage

  Firefox 35.0.1
  In certain circumstances, Firefox starts using too much time CPU. It seems to happen when you try to do too many things at once. But, once in this state out of functions (closing all tabs) except my homepage that Firefox is still stuck using 50% of the CPU and more than 200,000 k of memory. The only way out of this should close Firefox and restart.

  After much experimenting, I found that disabling (extension) McAfee SiteAdvisor "cured" the problem. Is there an incompatibility here? Is there one fix other than to disable SiteAdvisor?

  How can I report to the mozilla developers?

  McAfee SiteAdvisor has been blocked by Mozilla several times over the years due to a large memory leak. Although not recently iirc.
  https://addons.Mozilla.org/en-us/Firefox/blocked/
  It doesn't surprise me a bit that McAfee seems to cause problems for you now.

  Overall, this extension simply duplicates the features that are built into Firefox. IMO, it adds nothing to Firefox, beyond a different data source, or even ' bells and whistles ' users to 'wow '.

• What is the small icon of Firefox "bug" on the right side of the browser next to the menu?

  Menu to the right of the browser is a graphic or icon that appears to be connected to the combustion chamber. This icon is poorly equipped and distracting to the browser and seems to serve no purpose other than just being annoying.

  If it is displayed with the intention of Mozilla, take this comment as a complaint of dissatisfaction of your product, the Firefox browser.

  I have not yet try the Google browser, but if you're the "intuned' to the user experience, maybe it's time to give them a try.

  This 'problem' with a graphic is posted on: http://uncontrolledopposition.com/2014/09/15/annoying-creepy-critter-firefox-icon-on-browser/

  Please notify.

  elijah1757

  Which Extensions you have installed?

  In fact, it can be the test pilot extension.
  https://addons.Mozilla.org/en-us/Firefox/addon/test-pilot/
  https://TestPilot.mozillalabs.com/

• Video usually rendered in FireFox on Mac?

  Hi guys,.

  http://www.Griffith.edu.au/science-aviation/content-new/careers-Outlook-animation/_nocache

  This works in all browsers for me - except FireFox on Mac. The video elements make same.

  Any suggestions?

  Thank you!

  Hi KyLane,

  Firefox on Mac does not load the video because it does not support files mp4 - only formats VGO and webm video. Firefox on Windows is supported mp4 video.

  Edge of Animate CC 2014 will display a warning at the bottom of the Panel stage if your video is not a source file a mp4 and ogv/webm, advise mp4 and at least one of the other formats (ogv or webm) for wider compatibility with browsers.

  HTH,

  Joe

• ActionScript loading in Firefox bug problem

  Help, please.
  
  I'm working on a page at http://localhost/skitterskatter/gerilance/D4D/index4.html
  
  The page works properly in Internet Explorer on a PC. In Firefox and some mac browsers when you click on a thumbnail, the image does not display (the image is supposed to extend out of the tile at the top right of the screen). After a refresh page often miniature actions work.
  
  It seems that the image has to be loaded in the cache before it can move. I can't figure out how to make it work. The following actionscript code:
  
  
  var finalWidth = 435; width of furniture
  var finalHeight = 295; height for furniture
  
  var initWidth = 10; initial width and height for furniture exploding vignette
  var initHeight = 10;
  Flex418 var = 570; Positions of destination X and Y for furniture
  finalY var = 50;
  var stoploop = 0; counter to determine when the furniture is in place
  var numberOfCalls = 40; the number of times that a function is called reaching the final position
  var intervalID;
  var initX = 0;
  initY var = 0;
  
  function startLoading (image, button) {}
  clearInterval (intervalID);
  _root.infoField._visible = true;
  
  myData = new LoadVars();
  myData.onLoad = function() {}
  _root. Descr.Text = this.theText;
  };
  myData.load("./descr/"+image+".txt");
  
  myData = new LoadVars();
  myData.onLoad = function() {}
  _root.nameOfPiece.text = this.theText;
  };
  myData.load("./names/n_"+image+".txt");
  
  _root.perice._width = 10;
  _root.perice._height = 10;
  
  
  var whichImage = «./pieces/"+image+".jpg;
  loadMovie (whichImage, "_root.perice");
  
  _root.onEnterFrame = function() {}
  var infoLoaded = _root.perice.getBytesLoaded ();
  
  var infoTotal = _root.perice.getBytesTotal ();
  percentage of var = Math.floor(infoLoaded/infoTotal*100);
  _root.infoField.text = 'loading... «+ percent + "% InfoLoaded:" + infoLoaded + "InfoTotal: «;»
  
  If (percentage > = 100) {}
  
  material var = «./materials/mat_"+image+".jpg;
  var = «./titles/title_"+image+".jpg titleimage;
  design of var = «./designs/design_"+image+".jpg;
  loadMovie (material, "_root.material");
  loadMovie (titleimage, "_root.titleimage");
  
  loadMovie (design, "_root.design");
  initX = _root._xmouse;
  initY = _root._ymouse;
  stoploop = 0;
  
  
  _root.perice._x = initX;
  _root.perice._y = initY;
  
  
  intervalID = setInterval (moveperice, 50);
  
  delete this.onEnterFrame;
  
  }
  gotoAndPlay (1);
  };
  _root.startagain ();
  }
  
  function moveperice() {}
  
  _root.perice._x += (Flex418-initX) / numberOfCalls;
  _root.perice._y += (finalY-initY) / numberOfCalls;
  
  
  _root.perice._width += (finalWidth-initWidth) / numberOfCalls;
  _root.perice._height += (finalHeight-initHeight) / numberOfCalls;
  
  
  stoploop += 1;
  
  If (stoploop > = numberOfCalls) {}
  ;
  clearInterval (intervalID);
  }
  }
  SlideBar.Button1.onRelease = function () {}
  startLoading ("albert", this, initX, initY);
  }
  
  SlideBar.button2.onRelease = function () {}
  startLoading ("amy", this, initX, initY);
  }
  
  SlideBar.button3.onRelease = function () {}
  startLoading ("david", this);
  }
  
  
  with the rest buttons etc.
  
  Help, please.

  Thank you. Me leader in this direction has saved my butt. I've worked now.

  Thank you.

• I don't want to upgrade to 5.0 until my antivirus plug-n software is compatible. How can I avoid that Firefox bugging me to upgrade every two days?

  The nag screen to get update's coming two everyday when I click on "ask me later". This is not 'later' in my book, it's going to take longer than two words for my av provider update their plug-ins, I bet.

  OK, I know in the grand scheme of things, it is not a big problem but the ffs, same Adobe can get their head round, offering you a choice of way well before you want to be harassed again. And they used to be really demanding!

  A beta version of Avast is available: http://forum.avast.com/index.php?topic=80428.0

  Or, as in the second post in this forum thread "You can also uninstall webrep of your current avast to have compatibility with FF5."

• Some JPEG files seem to download very well, but are rendered incompletely.

  Some JPEG files seem to be well uploaded by Firefox, but they do not completely. A progressive JPEG will remain very rough and no progressive JPEG will be missing the lower part. Of all the things I tried, I think maybe it's a bug of rendering in Firefox. More precisely:

  • The images are downloaded properly. The page loading stalls not but join immediately. If I click with the right button on the image and click "View image", he appears completely. If I open the media dialogue information Page tab and look at the picture, it appears quite as well. More curiously, if I use the eyedropper color tool and hover where the rest of the image * should * be, it displays the actual image pixels in the raster and also returns the value of the color of the image in pixels, while the main browser window always makes these regions as being transparent. I added a snapshot of the species to this post. Therefore, the problem also doesn't seem to be a problem of CSS/layout of the page (the Page Inspector shows the img block correctly).
  • Clears all data cache and cookies, then by restarting Firefox in safe mode does not make a difference. I even installed a vanilla Firefox to a new virtual machine and had the same problem when opening these pages. Other browsers (tested: Opera, Chrome, IE) do not show the same problem.
  • Reload with forced renewal cache (Ctrl + Shift + R) most often does not change the rendering of the image, but will rarely showing either more or less incomplete than before.
  • I can see the issue going on with two images on two separate pages. I re-encoded them using different software and different settings, but the problem persists, then it doesn't seem to be a problem of corrupted images.
  • I created an example of a toy to try to reproduce the problem: a same page with a different image, created specifically to try to trigger the problem. What I've found, is that the issue is triggered when the JPEG file above a certain minimum size (somewhere between 15 and 40 KB). What seems to be the rendering of the image in the main window stops after the reading of the image up to a certain length. Once again, the image seems well to be loaded into the cache and memory completely as evidenced by the display when you use the view image, or information Page.

  I made three versions of the test page to try to reproduce the problem. Image of the first page is 11KO and always seems to go completely. Images of the second and third page are respectively 102 kB and 107 KB in size and will be usually incompletely. The image on page 2 use the progressive encoding, so the image will end up blurred. The image on page 3 use straight coding, so the image will eventually be rendered with the bottom part missing.

  So far, I'm not sure why only, I encountered this problem on a specific Web site pages. Something must be the trigger, but it doesn't seem to be a problem with the server, the page or images.

  Update: I introduced the site at Browsershots, asking for Firefox 35.0 renderings and a previous version for each of the Windows, Linux and Mac. Unfortunately, the renditions for Mac failed. As for the others, none of the versions pre-35, 0 present the display problem, and it is not present in Firefox on Ubuntu 12.04 LTS 35.0, but appears on Firefox on Windows 2008 R2 35.0.
  Here is the URL of the test pages where you want to check yourself: (darkened circles be transparent)

  http://www.abgase.org/firefox_debug.html (11kB, no problem)
  http://www.abgase.org/firefox_debug2.html (Progressive 102KO)
  http://www.abgase.org/firefox_debug3.html (no progressive 107KO)

  (Do Ctrl + Shift + R repeatedly if the question does not seem to show, to be sure. If by any chance I can get it to render properly, it will fail again after that 2-3 charging at the most.

  I did have a lot of time lately to make studying more. However, since the upgrade to Firefox 36 a few days ago, I can reproduce is no longer the question. This was confirmed during the audit on all my other Windows systems running Firefox: image rendering is usually interrupted when loading pages on Firefox 35.x, but still fine finishes after upgrade to Firefox 36.x.

  This problem can be considered resolved, that the bug seems to have been given to v35 only.

  I couldn't find anything relevant in the changelog of 36 of Firefox, but also found two Bugzilla reports that could have described the same problem, both claim that the problem goes away when you use v34 and/or v36:

  #1125789: image full size is only partially displayed
  #1126707: Firefox 35, MAC and PC image rendering problems

• After update Ubuntu 12.04, address/search in Firefox 29,0 bar behaves strangely. Clues?

  I see that some users complain their upgrade 29,0 Firefox Mozilla having questions about the address/search bar, but in my case the update 29,0 Firefox itself ran smoothly and flawless until the last Ubuntu 12.04 automatic update triggered by the net. The 'cat/proc/version' returns:
  "Linux version 3.8.0 - 39-generic (buildd@phianna) (gcc version 4.6.3 (Ubuntu/Linaro 4.6.3 - 1ubuntu5)) #57 ~ precise1-Ubuntu SMP Wed Apr 1 20:04:50 UTC 2014."
  I'm guessing that the build of 29,0 Firefox itself is not exactly the villain here, hard...
  Clues? Advice? Conclusions?

  Hello again,

  There is a dashboard for this report: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox/+bug/1316250. So I hope that there will be progress in the resolution of this bug.

  A quick fix that worked for me is:
  Firefox in 29: type about: config [Enter] - promise to be careful - in the search type gfx.xrender.enabled bar - make a right click (F12) and toggle to make new fake - exit Firefox - Firefox open.

  Voila.