Resolved Donation website dropdown not functioning on certain browsers

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Limunaire

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The dropdown for picking the kind of VIP package on https://donate.wonderland.tf does not function in both Chrome and Internet Explorer. Strangely enough, it does work in IETab (an extension in Chrome that uses the Internet Explorer renderer to display content in Chrome). It just looks terrible when using that.


This image shows the donation bar not working. When moving my mouse from left to right, I am repeatedly clicking.

Edit: Forum hates webp apparently. Here's the video instead.


Here you see the website in IETab. It looks rather uncomfortable, but I think it'd function.

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Laurenz

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Yea the page is kinda broken atm, we are looking for a solution on how we will handle donating in the future. Thanks for pointing out the issue though.

Hi, it looks okay to me - I'm using Chrome 59 (latest) stable
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Do you have privacy badger by any chance? It might block the js resources for the select lib that are coming from cloudflare.
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Limunaire

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i have windows 10 pro edition do you have opera browser if yes try to use it there

Oh hey, it does work in Opera.

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For arguments sake I also gave it a shake in Firefox, Edge and Vivaldi.

Internet Explorer: Broken
Google Chrome: Broken
IETab: Works, but looks terrible
Opera: Works
Firefox: Works
Edge: Works
Vivaldi: Works

Hope this helps figuring it out.
 

Tchernobyl (Tony)

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Oh hey, it does work in Opera.

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For arguments sake I also gave it a shake in Firefox, Edge and Vivaldi.

Internet Explorer: Broken
Google Chrome: Broken
IETab: Works, but looks terrible
Opera: Works
Firefox: Works
Edge: Works
Vivaldi: Works

Hope this helps figuring it out.
See told you :D , i think the problem is in javascript or flash player as chrome default setting is disabled
 

Limunaire

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i think the problem is in javascript or flash player as chrome default setting is disabled

I don't think it's that simple.

The first point is that the website contains absolutely no flash elements. Even if Chrome blocked flash elements, it should have no impact on the site, as nothing would get blocked as a result of this.

Second is Javascript. The chrome console reports no rejected requests. Take a look at this image.

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All these files are loaded on a force-refresh. Now the console:

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As you can see, the console is completely empty. If any resources weren't loaded by the client (privacy badger, NoJS, uBlock, you name it) this would pop up in the console:

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In the sources, they'd look like this:

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Chrome does not block JS by default either way, so that shouldn't be an issue.
 

Tchernobyl (Tony)

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I don't think it's that simple.

The first point is that the website contains absolutely no flash elements. Even if Chrome blocked flash elements, it should have no impact on the site, as nothing would get blocked as a result of this.

Second is Javascript. The chrome console reports no rejected requests. Take a look at this image.

DpmQwk6.png


All these files are loaded on a force-refresh. Now the console:

XCZs3Zd.png


As you can see, the console is completely empty. If any resources weren't loaded by the client (privacy badger, NoJS, uBlock, you name it) this would pop up in the console:

rtjMV4V.png


In the sources, they'd look like this:

qvmp8g8.png




Chrome does not block JS by default either way, so that shouldn't be an issue.
At this point i really know what to we should ask Laurenz he's the good web dev
 
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