FYI, what follows was an internal email thread spawned upon discovering the new <div> tag that was added that maps a double-click anywhere on the page to take you to the edit page.

Don't know if it's easy to make this "disable-able" (other than through the action we already took) but at least you might appreciate the usability feedback.

Sadly very much hardcoded. This has been quashed. Maybe we should ask them to make this disableable in a future revision.

~/oc4j/j2ee/home/confluence/pages $ diff viewpage.vm viewpage.vm.orig
Warning: missing newline at end of file viewpage.vm.orig
8a9
> <div onDblClick="window.location='$req.contextPath/pages/editpage.action?pageId=$action.pageId'">
272c273
< </html>
—
> </html>

----Original Message----
From: Sean Walbran
Sent: Friday, July 02, 2004 6:14 PM
To: Ed Powell
Cc: Nick Sieger
Subject: Re: confluence – now slower?

That'd be my guess, but I haven't looked.

----Original Message----
From: Ed Powell
To: Sean Walbran
CC: Nick Sieger
Sent: Fri Jul 02 17:40:35 2004
Subject: Re: confluence – now slower?

Well, that's annoying. Buggered if I know how to turn it off,
though. Javascript in the page templates?

On Jul 2, 2004, at 5:32 PM, Sean Walbran wrote:

> Votes on disabling the new "double click takes you to edit-page"
> functionality? I'm going nuts trying to copy-paste (where using
> double click to highlight a word or triple-click to highlight a line
> is broken by the sudden change of page).