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Description of problem:
When user loads the referenced page, the dropdown for "Available Subscriptions" flickers on and off at random, apparently until user clicks somewhere in the page or something.
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
How reproducible:
Seems everytime, with Firefox and Chrome
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Subscribe and sync some RHEL channels.
2. Register a system to CFSE -- you might want to use an activation key (that's what was done here)
3. Navigate to Systems > All > $system > Subscriptions
4. View results
Actual results:
The dropdown for "Available Subscriptions" goes crazy.
Expected results:
Normal UI.
Additional info:
CloudForms System Engine Version: 1.1.12-7.el6cf
I dunno if it is a blocker, but it is surely extremely annoying/jarring. I also am not sure, offhand, if it results in other effects elsewhere in the product.