Version: (using KDE KDE 3.5.3) Installed from: Mandriva RPMs Compiler: gcc 4.1 On http://www.eivissa.org the navigation links on top of the page does not work. Try for example clicking on English: nothing happens. The links in the status bar is shown as http://www.eivissa.org/#. After quickly lookin in the page's source code, this seems to be this image map: <map name="m2" id="m2"> <area shape="rect" coords="12,13,66,24" href="/chkLanguage.php?chk_lang=2"> <area shape="rect" coords="74,15,110,23" href="/chkLanguage.php?chk_lang=3"> </map> Indeed when going to http://www.eivissa.org/chkLanguage.php?chk_lang=3, the site is shown in English. These links work fine in Firefox 1.5.
Which view mode are you using? Look in menu "View->View_Mode".
Please disregard previous message. posted to wrong bug. I'm taking a break for a bit now. sorry for additional noise. Any way, I can confirm that the above page works with firefox and not konqueror. I don't know if this is konqueror's fault, or the sites.
Confirmed this bug on KDE 3.5.5 / Kubuntu 6.10. Interestingly, if you remove the code for the image map/etc. to a seperate file it works flawlessly. The bug is clearly with something else in the site, although identifying what will take time...
Confirmed this bug on KDE 3.5.5 / Kubuntu 6.10. Identified that this bug does not occur when image map code is taken to an external file. By downloaded the original document & removing elements one at a time I have produced a simple test case: http://www.mutube.com/x/kde/bug130121/index.html Basically - there are two image map declarations in the document named m1 & m2 (the navigation icons), identical except the first set point to the correct URL, the second point to #. Konqueror uses the last-defined, whereas Firefox uses the first defined set. I am unsure what the purpose of redefining the image map could be, or what the correct behaviour would be. Marking NEW due to difference from expected behaviour.
I can confirm this bug still exists on KDE 4.1 Alpha 1 (KDE Four Live cd 1.0.71)
Thanks for the reduction...
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