Hello,

I'm aware of the problem, but it's a IE10/11 bug and it's not related to DAMP. The problem should also happen after other modals are openend. I tried to fix it, but never found a solution.

Jeroen

I thought it might be! If we manage to find a workaround, I'll let you know :)

The problem appears to be in the Treepicker.aspx file for the picker dialog. Other dialogs seem to be OK for me. It looks like the issue occurs whenever you select anything below the root. So "Media Root > File" is fine, but "Media Root > Folder > File" causes the issue to occur.

Calling the method that clicking the links should call, dialogHandler() and passing in a valid ID from the IE debug console in the context of the page works as you'd expect, it sets the media item and doesn't kill the text fields. My guess is that some event handler is doing something in the sub-items that's making IE unhappy. I'm going to continue to dig into this and see if I can pinpoint the exact issue. In the meantime, I've added a bug to the issue tracker for it if you want to vote for it: http://issues.umbraco.org/issue/U4-4790

:)

Righty ho, I've managed to code a fix. I can't track down the underlying issue, my JS Kung Fu isn't strong enough, and the modal JS isn't very easy to debug. BUT, I have discovered that focusing the edit iFrame after you select something with a picker fixes the issue nicely and makes all of the text fields responsive again.

I'm going to submit a fix on GitHub, but if you want to fix the issue now, open "/umbraco_client/ui/modal/modal.js" and go to line 231, which should be the open file which looks like this:

 close: function(rVal) {
            /// <summary>Closes the modal window</summary>
            /// <param name="rVal">if specified, will add this parameter to the onCloseCallback method's outVal parameter so it may be used in the closing callback method
            this._rVal = rVal;
            top.focus();
            this._obj.jqmHide(); //do the hiding, this will call the onHide handler
        },

Change the function to this:

close: function(rVal) {
            /// <summary>Closes the modal window</summary>
            /// <param name="rVal">if specified, will add this parameter to the onCloseCallback method's outVal parameter so it may be used in the closing callback method
            this._rVal = rVal;
            top.focus();
            this._obj.jqmHide(); //do the hiding, this will call the onHide handler
            //horrible hack to make text fields selectable agan in IE (temporary fix)
            if ($("#right").length)
            {
                $("#right").contents().find("body").focus();
            }
        },

And clear the client dependency cache etc, and your pickers should work in IE9+ again. The fix doesn't appear to negatively affect any other browsers that I can find.

:)

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