Description of problem: When you open login screen, fill credentials (login/password), close the browser and tab and reopen this page, Login is filled. But when password is inserted error "This field can't be empty" appears. This is a bug on firefox and propably need a fix from firefox side. In our case sufficient would be to empty the Login field. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): firefox-30.0-4.fc19.x86_64 rhevm-3.4 / rhevm3.5 How reproducible: 100% Steps to Reproduce: 1. Open my-engine.xx/ovirt-engine/webadmin 2. Fill Login and password (do not submit) 3. Close tab in firefox 4. Re-open tab in firefox (Control+Shift+T) Actual results: Login field is filled and editable, however after filling password and submitting, "This field can't be empty" on Login field appears. Expected results: Login field should be empty or behave correctly with inserted value.
Nice catch, Lukas. I prefer to not workaround this problem - FF is automatically filling this field, and I prefer to not mess with the results of FF's automatic behavior, not to mention that I am not sure if this will actually solve the problem. I am moving this BZ to be on FF.
Created attachment 912433 [details] screen-cast: text field looks full but behaves as empty
FF dev: please see attachment 912433 [details] for a screen-cast that demonstrates the problem. I followed the exact Steps to Reproduce from Comment #0. thanks.
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Do you still see that? If so, can you please provide some test web page? Thanks!
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