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Has Firefox removed support for an older version of JQuery used by JSF.

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We have been experiencing issues on our Java App where as fields on a page is not being reset. It used to work right up to V66.0.5, but since V67 landed, fields are not being reset. .... and this is why we are asking if support has been removed for older version of JSF or JQuery perhaps.

We have been experiencing issues on our Java App where as fields on a page is not being reset. It used to work right up to V66.0.5, but since V67 landed, fields are not being reset. .... and this is why we are asking if support has been removed for older version of JSF or JQuery perhaps.

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Screenshot of the error?

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Hi sandraoost, unfortunately, it's not simple to determine why a particular script command has failed. Sometimes it is because Firefox removed a function/method used by the library or your script, sometimes it is due to changes in security conditions for script actions, and other times it could be something different in the form controls.

Are you familiar with Firefox's Web Console, where error messages and warnings may be collected as scripts run in a page? That might point toward a problem. See:

https://developer.mozilla.org/docs/Tools/Web_Console

These pages collect many of the well-documented changes, but there may be others:

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You can check the Web Console to see if there is more detail available.

  • "3-bar" menu button or Tools -> Web Developer

Try to ask advice at the Stack Overflow forum site.

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Hi jsher2000, thanx a million for the response, I will give this to our developers to see if they can track the issue using your suggestions. I will post the answer back here if anyone is interested.