Remove MooTools autofocus with jQuery autofocus #3699
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MooTools autofocus and HTML5 autofocus do work on Chrome (and some other browsers) but don't in Firefox. In Firefox this is solved by removing the MooTools method and using jQuery instead. The J3 move from MooTools to jQuery is now also taken with this step. Works in Chrome, Firefox
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I have tested it on windows 8.1 IE and it is working properly |
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Hmm, probably a good idea to mention my specific versions: Firefox 29 on Linux and Chrome 34. (Working on issue tracker item). |
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Thanks all for helping! |
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MooTools autofocus and HTML5 autofocus do work on Chrome (and some other browsers) but don't in Firefox. In Firefox this is solved by removing the MooTools method and using jQuery instead. The J3 move from MooTools to jQuery is now also taken with this step. Works in Chrome, Firefox