Cannot Drag Tables in SQL Builder using Firefox v58

[tonyd]

Is there a CSS fix for this issue? Works fine with Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge.

[toms]

To fix that, edit nuselect.php and add an event parameter to these three handlers.

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        $(document).mousemove(function(event){
            nuMove(event);
        });
        $(document).mousedown(function(event){
            nuDown(event);
        });
        $(document).mouseup(function(event){
            nuUp(event);
        });

WebKit follows IE's old behavior of using a global symbol for "event", but Firefox doesn't.

[toms]

...and patch nuselectclass.js:

Replace event with e

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function nuUp(e){

	var el						= $(e.target);
	
	if(el.hasClass('nuTableName')){

		window.nuY	= parseInt($(e.target).parent().css('top'));
		window.nuX	= parseInt($(e.target).parent().css('left'));

	}

[admin]

TonyD,

I have put the fix on Github.

Steven

[tonyd]

Works great, Steven . . . however . . . now the doubleclick on the join lines(to change the join type) does not work in any browser.

Also, the Resize slider does not work in Firefox.

[admin]

TonyD,

I have fixed those things now - I believe.

You'll need the latest from Github and you'll need to run Update.

Let me know if it works for you.

Steven

[tonyd]

Everything looks like it is working the same for all browsers now. There remains a couple of idiosyncrasies, like the join lines do not redraw correctly when you "Resize" the SQL Builder. Also, resizing seems to center on the frame, which can leave a large gap between the first table and the left side. Both of these I can definitely live with.

[admin]

TonyD,

Mate, get over it.

Steven

[admin]

TonyD,

Sorry about that.

I see your problem now.

Steven

[admin]

TonyD,

I have had to reverse those changes - because of the problems you mentioned.

Sorry about that.

You will need the latest from Github and you'll need to run Update.

You might have to steer away from Firefox for the time being.

Steven