Yeah, basically that message appears in the console in FF if you use a bootstrap template, or jquery positioning. It also appears whether the scroll bar is working or not. Scrolling just stopped for me in my latest changes.. but I can't seem to find where as I made changes in all view, model, and controller files.
Strange, by modifying the controller file, I can get scrolling to work by forcing a PHP error...
This does not work (setting any kind of data):
PHP Code:
$vViewPage = 'events';
$data['vf_deadline'] = $this->input->post('f_deadline');
$this->load->view($vViewPage, $data);
This does work (commenting out all data and forcing an error):
PHP Code:
$vViewPage = 'events';
// $data['vf_deadline'] = $this->input->post('f_deadline');
$this->load->view($vViewPage, $data);
This does not work as well (getting rid of the error by not passing data):
PHP Code:
$vViewPage = 'events';
// $data['vf_deadline'] = $this->input->post('f_deadline');
$this->load->view($vViewPage);
Lastly, setting the view statically via 'events' instead of $vViewPage still stops scrolling in FF.
Would this suggest the problem is in the view instead of the controller??
Donovan
