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Firefox updated to 19.0 and doesn't allow me to access the drop down menu.

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when I'm in Firefox 19, I see the dropdown menu, but can't access it. When I click on it, nothing happens. There is no special code behind this, as it works in other browsers. I've tried using safe-mode and the same thing still happens. I'm using Windows 7 and firefox v 19. This dropdown worked on previous versions of fireFox.

when I'm in Firefox 19, I see the dropdown menu, but can't access it. When I click on it, nothing happens. There is no special code behind this, as it works in other browsers. I've tried using safe-mode and the same thing still happens. I'm using Windows 7 and firefox v 19. This dropdown worked on previous versions of fireFox.

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Which drop down menu are you referring to?

Is this in the Firefox user interface or a drop down menu on a web page?

If it is the latter, can you post a link?

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This is a drop down menu on a page I use for work. It's administrative and requires a login, so it does no good to post it. (Yes, I know not helpful)

It's a drop down menu on a web page that pulls data back from a database.

Here is what I have tried:

1) Reset Firefox. 2) Re-start in Safemode 3) Clear cache and cookies

I have all extensions disabled and my appearance is set to default.

I have confirmed with two other users that they are also having the same problem.

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Is this a JavaScript or CSS generated menu?

Any errors in the Web Developer > Error Console (Ctrl+Shift+J) related to this?

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As the developer of the site in question, I can shed some light. The SELECT was not generated by javascript. However, I have found the piece of offending code. The SELECT is paired with text inside a UL, the jquery UI .sortable() was called on the UL, and because each LI is a drag-and-drop element, .disableSelection() was also called. The .disableSelection() is what made the SELECT stop working. Unfortunately, because the page is only used in summer months, I can't say exactly when it was "broken", but the page in question was working fine in October.