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Currently in katello with chrome clicking on things isn't very reliable.  It seems to have to do with whether your mouse moves any while you are clicking.  If it stays completely still the click will work.  If it moves a couple of pixels during the click, nothing happens.

Need to investigate.

After talking to jrist, we figured out that it was our fake buttons that were causing issues.  The issue only happens with divs or spans as buttons.  With 'real' buttons they work just fine.


For now:  convert existing buttons to real buttons

for the promotion page sliding tree: create a system where we track mousedown/mouseup and make sure it is on the same element.

example of doing a simple button:

 %input{:type => "button", :class => "button", :id=>"save_role_button", :tabindex => "2", :value=>"#{('Save Role')}"}

Just a note, still have the fake buttons on the Provider Products and Repos page.

mass move to CFSE product.

Justin filed a bug against chrome here: http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=89317

getting rid of 6.0.0 version since that doesn't exist