Details
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Bug
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Resolution: Obsolete
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Low
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6.4.1
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None
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1
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Severity 3 - Minor
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Description
Summary
A first consonant letter such as "k" goes away when you entered the next vowel letter such as "i" in Japanese IME environment.
Environment
Client that runs the browser is
- Windows OS (Tested with Windows Server 2012R2)
- Chrome (Tested with ver. 62.0.3202.94)
- Microsoft IME (Japanese) or Google Japanese IME
Steps to Reproduce
- Create a blank page and add elements as below.
- Add a section.
- Add a table inside the section.
- Add an information macro inside the table.
- Save and close the page.
- Open the edit screen for the page above.
- Set IME to Japanese.
- Type two letters (Consonant + Vowel)
e.g.) Type "k"(Consonant) + "i"(Vowel).
(You will see as above when you typed "k". IME is waiting the next vowel.)
Expected Results
"k" + "i" should be converted to "き". ("ki" = "き" in Japanese)
Actual Results
"k" + "i" becomes "い". The initial consonant letter is ignored. ("i" = "い" in Japanese)
Notes
- Please note this symptom is different from the issue
CONFSERVER-55177because it reports that first letter is "auto-committed" while the letter is "ignored" in this case. - At the testing environment, it's reproducible only at the time of initial entry on the edit page.
- It occurs only when you browsed from Windows, and it doesn't occur from macOS.
- This occurs only at the Chrome environment, and IE11 also has another issue(Cannot type double byte characters in Section through IE11). Firefox works fine.
Workaround
- Delete the affected character, and re-type the contents.
- Use Firefox browser.