Attachment: List of search engine terms
key-list.jpg

Attachment: Target of fist keyword
key-list-1.jpg

Attachment: Target of second key word
key-list-2.jpg

Attachment: Target of third keyword
key-list-3.jpg

Hello

It's early in the morning and 6 google-visitors has been already there. Each visitor has used it's own search key and each search key is marked by a small triangle.

[[Image(key-list.jpg)]]

Klicking into this trangle will open a reference to a search engine - here google.

Moving the Mouse to "tageslichtlampen depression" this intends to start a search in the key words "wheatstonesche messbrcke". (See statusbar of the browser)

[[Image(key-list-1.jpg)]]

Moving the mouse to "777 888 999" intends to start a correct google search:

[[Image(key-list-2.jpg)]]

And moving the mouse to "bedeutung 555" a "tageslichtlampen depression"-search will be initialized.

[[Image(key-list-1.jpg)]]

The following six terms in that list are disordered too.

Actually this effect may only appear in keys which are used by one visitor only.

Best regards Wolfgang

This sounds like another IE+jQuery regression (as in #1062).

Will investgate further when jQuery 1.4 is released on Thursday.

I think it might be that:

• an archive is processed when you generate the list of keywords
• you wait 10 seconds and click on the row
• another archive is processed before displaying the subtable. The loaded subtable ID are now matching to a different keyword and the subtable for another keyword is loaded instead.

Proposal: do not trigger auto archiving when loading sub tables.

this is a race condition, closing as won't fix for now, we can re-assess later if this becomes an issue.