Archived:Re-entering characters in XHTML input field gives an error message on early Nokia 6600 firmware (Known Issue)
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The Nokia 6600 browser crashes if the C-key is used for emptying characters in XHTML input field.
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Tested with
Devices(s): Nokia 6600, version 3.42.1.
Compatibility
Platform(s): S60 2nd Edition
Article
Created: User:Technical writer 1
(17 Feb 2004)
Last edited: hamishwillee
(28 Jun 2012)
Description
XHTML input fields are used for inputting, e.g., username and password data. If the user types in incorrect characters and presses the C-key to empty the input field and then starts typing in characters again, the browser gives an error message and crashes.
How to reproduce
Go to an XHTML page which contains an input field. Type in a few characters and press the C-key to empty the input field. Then start typing in characters again. The browser gives an error message and crashes.
Solution
Corrected in software release 4.09.1 and onwards.
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