contenteditable test gives false negative in Firefox 3.x #570
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That sounds good. Can you doublecheck your version produces correct results in all desktop browsers? From what i hear, it's unreliable on mobile. See html5test.com's source for details on that one. |
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It's fine in desktop browsers I've tried (IE 6+, Firefox 2+, Opera 11, Chrome, Safari 4+) and I'm pretty sure about older Safari and Opera, although I don't have them to hand. Mobile I don't know, I only have iOS 5 devices (fine in those), although I recall that prior to iOS 5, you could set contenteditable on an element and it would claim to be contenteditable without actually allowing editing, as noted in the Undetectables page. Not sure where to find details in http://html5test.com/ about contenteditable in mobile: I can see that it's testing for contentEditable and isContentEditable but if there's more detail then I missed it. |
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Re: mobile, Android 2.3 and below don't properly report isContentEditable either: http://alfonsoml.blogspot.com/2010/07/does-android-22-support-contenteditable.html Currently hitting this issue right now. |
The contenteditable test gives false negatives in some browsers because
isContentEditableis not implemented in some browsers that do support contenteditable, such as Firefox 3.x.Instead of
... I would suggest:
See
https://developer.mozilla.org/en/DOM/Element.isContentEditable
https://developer.mozilla.org/en/DOM/element.contentEditable
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