| Nemo_bis | |
| Apr 30 2014, 3:29 PM |
| F13891: DateChromium.png | |
| Nov 22 2014, 3:19 AM |
Date is selected but no way to adjust
With Firefox 26.0 on fedora 18 after disabling all extensions, but also on fedora 20, if I click a date the space below it expands, but nothing shows up.
This is unfortunate especially as I was desperately trying to fix a date incorrectly marked as gregorian which is actually julian.
Version: unspecified
Severity: major
OS: Linux
Platform: PC
Whiteboard: u=dev c=frontend p=0
Attached:
I tend to consider this a blocker for the usage of date values on the Italian Wikipedia. Having a very rough idea of how long it may take to have the bug fixed would be helpful, because I'm not going to spend time on dates that we're not going to use.
Sorry, we are always testing with Firefox and I can't reproduce this at the moment. Do you have an example URL?
What happens if you try to change the date and save? (You can revert your change later.) Is it saved?
Does this also happen when you add a new date?
Does this also happen if you are not logged in?
Does this also happen in other browsers?
What if you update your Firefox to a more recent version?
(In reply to Thiemo Mättig from comment #3)
Sorry, we are always testing with Firefox and I can't reproduce this at the
moment. Do you have an example URL?
Thanks for your questions.
The screenshot is from https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q692
What happens if you try to change the date and save? (You can revert your
change later.) Is it saved?Does this also happen when you add a new date?
Does this also happen if you are not logged in?
Does this also happen in other browsers?
What if you update your Firefox to a more recent version?
Yes, yes, no, no, n/a.
Apparently it's monobook-specific? Works for me at https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q692?useskin=vector while logged in. Browser console says nothing.
(In reply to Nemo from comment #4)
Apparently it's monobook-specific?
Can reproduce with monobook. Thanks!
https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q692?useskin=monobook
