[jschrader@myios.com]

I noticed this also. I manually set width and height for this in the css. The file to modify is:

/osta/opt/logo/logo-options-image.css

it should be around line 5. You will want to modify the following:

#header-image img {<br />
display: inline-block !important;<br />
height: 40px;<br />
width: 120px;<br />
}

You can change the height and width to match what you need.

Please note, this might mess up your agent login screen as well. You will need to modify the following:

/osta/css/staff-desktop.css

line 3750

#login-title #header-image img {<br />
display: inline-block !important;<br />
width: 300px;<br />
height: 100px;

A good way to test these would be to modify the css by inspecting element in a browser. Hope this helps. 

[jschrader@myios.com]

Funny enough, v1.11 has fixed this issue by disabling the open button on click. 

[jschrader@myios.com]

We just recently updated to 1.11 so we are do not have this implemented at the moment. 

[jschrader@myios.com]

Has there been any update on this?

[jschrader@myios.com]

I am noticing that the “Please Wait” prompt when logging in is not displaying at all either.  

[jschrader@myios.com]

The standard osticket has this, I think that by changing other things, it might have removed it. 

[jschrader@myios.com]

It does not look like it is in the HTML. There is no loading pop-up that displays. I am attaching links to 2 links that show this.

1.This is in your demo system:

2.This is in our system. I clicked the button 3 times and it created 3 tickets:

[jschrader@myios.com]

Do you know where the loading page would be in the php or css files? I have a development system that I can play around with.

[jschrader@myios.com]

I was just able to recreate this in the demo system on your site. I think that if there was a way to re-enable the loading pop-up, it would take care of this issue.

[jschrader@myios.com]

Looks like that fixed it after removing the Content-Security-Policy. Thank you for your assistance.