[Lazarus] Please test this page

[ListMember]

On 2015-11-18 17:13, Anthony Walter wrote:
> ListMember, does it do that quirk with every page you select? If so 
> then there is a bug where each link is trying to load on the top 
> window instead of the frame. If that's the case try a different 
> brwoser and tell me if it's still happens.

These are the steps I have performed with each browser.
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1) Got to http://docs.getlazarus.org/
2) Write 'TPersist' and select from the dropdown list
3) Click 'Overview', 'Classes', 'Types' etc. on the orange bar at the top.

Here is what happens with each browser
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-- Chromium 16.0.877.0 (Developer Build 100581 Windows)
1) Works
2) Shows nothing below the line with text "Base class for streaming 
system and persistent properties."
3) None of these are available for click. All grayed/disabled.

-- IE 11 11.0.25
1) Works
2) Works.
3) Shows blank page (except for 'Search' bar at the top) so test wasn't 
performed.

-- PaleMoon 25.8.0 (x64)
1) Works
2) Works
3) Works but does a self-refresh to show scrollbars.

-- Waterfox 40.1.0 (x64)
1) Works
2) Works
3) Works but does a self-refresh to show scrollbars.

-- Firefox 42.0
1) Works
2) Works
3) Works but does a self-refresh to show scrollbars.


> With regards to updating the text input with the selected item, I 
> decided against doing that in that you're not trying to complete the 
> text, rather search for something. That is, you can stay in the input, 
> press enter, and pick various different item matching your original 
> criteria leading you to refine search yourself instead of ending the 
> search with an arbitrary match you may have wrongly picked.

If I type something in the text input and pressed Enter (without 
selecting an item from the suggested list), I'd --of course-- expect it 
to not update the text input with anything.

But, if I have selected an item from the list, I'd expect it to update 
the text item.

Obviously, this is not a deal breaker, but it is, IME, industry practice.