Description of Problem: The Red Hat Network 'Assign Service Levels' screen doesn't work with konqueror; the buttons have no effect. How Reproducible: 100% Steps to Reproduce: 1. Register a newly-installed Seawolf machine with RHN 2. With Konqueror, go to www.redhat.com/network and logon 3. Click on 'Your network', and click on 'upgrade service' 4. Try to upgrade that machine to software manager service level Actual Results: The system name stays in the 'unassigned' box on the left hand side even when highlighting it and clicking 'upgrade'. The 'update account' button also has no effect. Expected Results: 'Update' should move the system to the right-hand box. Additional Information: Works in netscape.
Yuck... They're using JavaScript. Konqueror's JavaScript support is not quite complete yet. #include <mandatory/JavaScript/is/evil.h> This is almost certainly the same problem that prevents the "Easy Bug Entry Form" in Bugzilla from working.
Ok, I've debugged this further. It's bad HTML Netscape handles because it's broken. The HTML code says <script language="JavaScript" src="/network/help_plus_slotter.js "> (note the trailing space), so Konqueror tries to get the file along with the space, which of course doesn't exist, therefore it doesn't execute any of the JavaScript code. The same bug is present in almost all other RHN web pages. I'll put a workaround into kdelibs because RHN is probably not the only site with buggy HTML code, but the right fix would be to fix up RHN.
Fixed in 2.2-0.cvs20010503.1