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    Can't click on anything in flash elements: Firefox, F12

    I've been having some trouble getting help for this problem in the IRC channels, so here goes.

    Nothing responds when I click on anything in flash elements. ( The sole exception being the music player at Playlist.com, which might not even be flash-based. ) Buttons do glow properly when you hover over them, though.

    I'm running Firefox 3.5.4 on 32 bit Fedora 12 that I upgraded from F11. All of my packages are up to date, and I'm getting the Flash plugin from the Adobe repo. It's version 10.0.32.18.

    This wasn't happening before I upgraded.

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    I have the same setup as you without problems. Do you have any other ff plugins?

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    isnt there Firefox-3.5.5 in the rawhide repo?

    its here in koji http://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/b...buildID=139861 just use rpm -Uvh to get it

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    I have these addons installed:
    Adblock+
    Adblock Element Hiding Helper
    Automatic Save Folder
    Aviary
    Classic Compact Options
    Download Statusbar
    DragDropUpload
    FEBE
    FireFTP
    Greasefire
    Greasemonkey
    Nuke Anything Enhanced
    OPIE
    User Agent Switcher
    Vimperator
    WOT

    I'm installing FF 3.5.5 as I type...

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    have you tried disabling all the Addons an see if it works?.. GreaseMonkey might be a problem, try disabling that

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    Still nothing. )c:

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    **

    Try holding down your right-click then left-click on the button. I have to do this in Ubuntu 9.10 for whatever reason.

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    Hey, it works!
    Still kind of annoying you have to do that.

    Thanks for the workaround. (c:

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    I think that's compiz related, I have the same problem with compiz desktop effects enabled, eg try selecting a game at

    http://www.ferryhalim.com/orisinal/

    but no problem if I disable effects (I'm in Fedora 12 now, ubuntu enables basic effects by default)

    I may play with this later and let you know if I get a fix, someone probably knows the trick.

    Bump: Ah, there you go https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubun...7/comments/153

    translating the fix to Fedora 12 (i686)

    Code:
    su -
    cd /usr/lib/nspluginwrapper/
    mv npviewer.bin npviewer.bin.real
    echo \#\!/bin/sh > npviewer.bin
    echo GDK_NATIVE_WINDOWS=true /usr/lib/nspluginwrapper/npviewer.bin.real \$\* >> npviewer.bin
    chmod 755 npviewer.bin
    restart firefox
    Last edited by Gödel; 11th November 2009 at 04:17 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gödel
    I think that's compiz related, I have the same problem with compiz desktop effects enabled, eg try selecting a game at

    http://www.ferryhalim.com/orisinal/

    but no problem if I disable effects (I'm in Fedora 12 now, ubuntu enables basic effects by default)

    I may play with this later and let you know if I get a fix, someone probably knows the trick.

    Bump: Ah, there you go https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubun...7/comments/153

    translating the fix to Fedora 12 (i686)

    Code:
    su -
    cd /usr/lib/nspluginwrapper/
    mv npviewer.bin npviewer.bin.real
    echo \#\!/bin/sh > npviewer.bin
    echo GDK_NATIVE_WINDOWS=true /usr/lib/nspluginwrapper/npviewer.bin.real \$\* >> npviewer.bin
    chmod 755 npviewer.bin
    restart firefox
    works for me, thanks for the tip!

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