I just tried to pay my bill.
Got as far as 'Select payment account' (or some such) and the pulldown
menu wouldn't pull down to select my info.
I fired up Firefox 3.6.10 on the same box.
Same (copied) profile. Same add-ons that I'm using with Firefox 5,
Adblock, Flashblock, Noscript, and Ghostery.
The site works fine in 3.6.10 and I was able to pay my bill.
Obviously, very difficult to replicate or diagnose unless you have an
account at statefarm.com.
From the error console:
Maybe the site is broken and v3 just ignores it:
online2.statefarm.com : server does not support RFC 5746, see CVE-2009-3555
Noscript may be the culprit:
[NoScript ClearClick] Swallowed event keydown on SELECT/0 at
https://online3.statefarm.com/billpay2/pages/payment/SelectPaymentDetails.xhtml?sessionID=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx#pageWrapper
I disable Noscript and get the same message/result.
Ok, so I tried it in safe mode and it works.
Evidently it is add-on related.
Off to whinge at the Noscript people...
Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.8.1.24) Gecko/20100228
Lightning/0.9 Thunderbird/2.0.0.24 Mnenhy/0.7.6.0
> I just tried to pay my bill.
> Got as far as 'Select payment account' (or some such) and the pulldown
> menu wouldn't pull down to select my info.
>
> I fired up Firefox 3.6.10 on the same box.
> Same (copied) profile. Same add-ons that I'm using with Firefox 5,
> Adblock, Flashblock, Noscript, and Ghostery.
> The site works fine in 3.6.10 and I was able to pay my bill.
If the same addons are in both versions of Firefox, then the addons are
not the culprit, unless you have different settings within the addons.
However, you also state that you disabled the suspect addon and the
problem persisted. Ergo, that addon is not the cause of the problem.
I do not use State Farm, but I recently found a functional difference
between FF5 and FF3 with my domain host's web mail offerings. I don't
recall the exact error message, but one version of their webmail does
not work with FF5 because somewhere along the way, Mozilla removed some
specific language rendering code apparently as "obsolete".
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Thanks for that. Now I know it's a me problem and not an application
problem.
I also have statefarm.com whitelisted.
The solution came from the NoScript message board.
Under Embeddings in NoScript options, uncheck the box For ClearClick
protection for trusted pages. (assuming the problem site has already
been added to trusted.)
State Farm support page:
http://www.statefarm.com/about/contact/tollfree.asp
Dave Pyles
Read the thread on the NS forum.
<http://forums.informaction.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=6757>
disabling clearclick did the trick... hey, that rhymes!
...or, the site could just be jacked up.
Over the years, I've found it to be the single worst, least user
friendly, pathetic excuse for a web site I've ever used.
I just went to the site and I got the front page no problems. I can't
get any further because I am not a member of that Organization. I don't
have the login and password to go any further.
hth