Changing display through Javascript doesn't work. See URI for an example

Setting all current Open Critical and Major to M3

Display/visibility now work from script. There are some reflow issues though...

I believe nisheeth has fixed this (our own tests now work) so I'm giving it to him to close...

Yes, this bug is fixed. Marking as such.

Unable to verify bug fixed. The URL is not valid. Have reporter provide a test case or have the assigned engineer verifying bug as fixed.

Provided another url (with a slightly better sample)

There are still some serious problem with the reflow, but maybe this isn't because of the display settings. Maybe this bug is actually fixed but it isn't working satisfying right now so somewhere there is a bug.

New URL added but there is still bad behavior. Will have Prashant take a look at the Javascript.

I checked the URL and Javascript is not getting executed since its only written for Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0 If we open this page with MSIE 5.0 then only that javascript will be executed. Page still has some problems with reflow.

moving to m4

If you look at the code a little more carefully you'll see that the initiation is just for fixing IE5b2. The actual execution is done in the onclick handlers.

Accepting bug...

Is this bug fixed? Resolution as of 3/24 is FIXED - View Bug Activity indicates bug reopened 3/23. If reopened, please clear FIXED resolution.

This bug is fixed to the extent that the current state of Gecko permits. There are incremental reflow bugs after the attribute change happens via the DOM, but there are open bugs for that class of problems already assigned to Kipp Hickman. I'm closing this bug and marking as fixed. To verify this bug, go to the test page and choose the CSS display attribute setting that you need. You'll see hokey layout which becomes OK as soon as you resize the window. This shows that incremental reflow caused by the initial DOM poke contains bugs that get rectified as soon as you cause a full reflow by resizing the window.

I verified this bug, and seems everything works fine except some reflow problems. According to Nisheeth, there are incremental reflow bugs after the attribute change happens via the DOM, but there are open bugs for that class of problems already assigned to Kipp Hickman. So I'm marking this bug as verified, since I don't see any other problems than reflow now.