OK button missing from javascript Prompt() in 6.5.3 ONLY

Question

I have a basic javascript Prompt that asks users to enter a number of labels for printing. This has been working fine in Windows Mobile 6.5, but we recently upgraded to 6.5.3 and now the OK button is missing from the prompt window. All we can do now is cancel out of the prompt. We've tested this on 2 different devices, so I don't think it's a problem with the hardware. Has anyone else had this problem or know of anything else I can try?

Here is the javascript code:

var n = 0;
n = prompt("Number of labels to print?", "3");

As an extra test, I tried using the JS prompt example from w3schools.com and I get the same results. The OK button is missing. http://www.w3schools.com/js/tryit.asp?filename=tryjs_prompt

Answer 1

What language are you using? JAVA?

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Answer 2

This is an MVC website written in C#, but the prompt is a basic Javascript prompt. 

Answer 3

Probably not relevant, but no one came up with better, so:
On my LG Fathom, running WM 6.5.5.2.23103, some dialog boxes display badly, with buttons
off-screen. So somewhat similar symptoms to yours. A developer could solve some problems
by resizing dialog boxes, but can't do much about boxes provided by the OS. No such
problems on my Touch Pro 2 running WM 6.1 or WM 6.5. No such problems on my devices
running earlier versions of WM.

On Thu, 9 Aug 2012 14:56:39 +0000, Prankster624 wrote:

I have a basic javascript Prompt that asks users to enter a number of labels for printing. This has been working fine in Windows Mobile 6.5, but we recently upgraded to 6.5.3 and now the OK button is missing from the prompt window. All we can do now is cancel out of the prompt. We've tested this on 2 different devices, so I don't think it's a problem with the hardware. Has anyone else had this problem or know of anything else I can try?
Here is the javascript code:

var n = 0;
n = prompt("Number of labels to print?", "3");

As an extra test, I tried using the JS prompt example from w3schools.com and I get the same results. The OK button is missing. http://www.w3schools.com/js/tryit.asp?filename=tryjs_prompt

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