Safari bug?

[BFD Calendar]

When visiting a page (for instance https://www.birthfactdeathcalendar.net/events/2-july-1964/) in Safari it shows a textarea field twice. It doesn't in Firefox or Chrome.

On this page the text of my textarea field 'bfd_text_after' is "performs 'Materialaktion nr. 10 / Das Stillleben / Aufführung mit Pferdekopf'".

The code is 

	if(trim($page->bfd_case->title)=='(x)') { echo $sanitizer->textarea($page->bfd_text_after, $options = array('allowableTags' => '<a>, <strong>, <em>')) . " ";
	};

There's only one 'bfd_text_after' in my template. And same happens with another textarea field as well.

ProcessWire 3.0.62 - PHP Version 7.0.30

[adrian]

I only see one occurrence of that text:

 

I'm not really sure how this could be browser related because the output is all generated server-side.

Just an FYI that you have a couple of JS errors showing up in the browser dev console.

[BFD Calendar]

This is how it shows in Safari (version 11.1.1 on MacOS 10.11.6) here....

Thanks for pointing out JS errors

[Robin S]

Maybe you are logged into admin in Safari and not the other browsers? In which case the issue probably relates to something that is accessible to a logged in user (or superuser) but not to guest.

[BFD Calendar]

Yep, that's it. When I log out in Safari the page looks like it should. And the error appears in Chrome when I'm logged in as Superuser as well.

(edit) Maybe because 'bfd_text_after' is a front-edit editable field?

Edited July 2, 2018 by BFD Calendar