Strange behavior in audio editing

Question

Greetings,  I am working on a progect in logic x and am suddenly having difficulty editing audio.  There is behaviour that I do not understatnd-  If I use the trim tool, other regions move (I am editing a large piece, using group to edit all regions at the same time).  Also after an edit, there is audio playing from some previous edit or from a track that is overlapped or something?  I have toggled the overlap/ no overlap function and have been working with shuffle modes, but now it seems strange.  Do I have something set differently or wrong I wonder.
Thanks for the help!
cheers---

Answer 1

I did a quick (and dirty) fix for this, but it has one problem. After this handler has blocked the submit, you can only enter edit mode using the edit-button at ribbon. Edit button at upper right corner stops to work for some reason. After site refresh everything
works again, so not a major issue.
<script>
// SharePoint input element bug handler
// More bug: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/sharepoint/en-US/33df42ba-00b3-41a8-8fb9-f8187cfc216d/strange-behavior-in-firefox-input-text-with-enter-opens-page-for-editing?forum=sharepointgeneralprevious
// This fix stops form submit => blocks transfer to edit mode
var disableFormSubmitDueToBug = false;
var bugSubmitHandlerAttached = false;
$('*selector for inputs here*').keydown(function(e){
if(e.keyCode == 13 ) { 
  disableFormSubmitDueToBug = true;
  bindBugSubmitHandler();
} else {
  unbindBugSubmitHandler();
}).focusout(function(){
unbindBugSubmitHandler();
function bindBugSubmitHandler(){
$( "form" ).bind("submit", function( e ) {
if(disableFormSubmitDueToBug) {
e.preventDefault();
console.log('Blocked submit by SP bug handler');
bugSubmitHandlerAttached = true;
function unbindBugSubmitHandler(){
if(bugSubmitHandlerAttached){
$( "form" ).unbind("submit");
bugSubmitHandlerAttached = false;
console.log('SP bug submit handler unbind occurred');
</script>
Thank you SO much for writing this script. It worked for me.
Where the code says: $('*selector for inputs here*').keydown(function(e){
You need to replace *selector or inputs here* with the name of your input box, so for me it was:
$("input[name^='client_name']").keydown(function(e){