On Tue, Apr 6, 2010 at 9:42 AM, schinckel <m...@schinckel.net> wrote:
> It seems Safari (Mac, at least) is still plagued by what seems to be
> the behaviour described by http://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/348 -
> when you have a ManyToMany, and have turned it into a javascript-
> enabled filter box pair (SelectFilter2.js), then you get funky
> behaviour.
>
> This is fine in Firefox/Camino, but still has duplicates (and no
> pattern to them that I could find).
>
> Is this reason enough to reopen this ticket?

A new ticket would be better -- browsers have changed a lot since
Firefox 1.0.6 (wow, Django's OLD!) -- and the bug's likely to be
different. You can reference #348 and mention it seems similar, but a
fresh ticket without all the old history would be preferable in this
case.

Also, please be sure to more clearly define what's going on. You've
told us that "Safari" on "Mac" has "funky behavior"; we're going to
need more specific information to track it down. In particular, we
need:

* Your Django version.
* Your ModelAdmin declaration.
* What version of Safari you're running.
* What version of Mac OS X you're running.
* A clear definition of "funky behavior". A screenshot -- or even
video -- would help loads.

If you want brownie points, you'll try to reproduce the bug in related
browsers (Safari on Windows? WebKit nightlies? Chrome?)

Yes, I know it's a lot to do, but unfortunately tracking down
JavaScript-related browser bugs is the *worst*, so we need all the
help we can get!

Jacob

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