I came across the same problem with a missing cursor in an ajax/tabbed pages situation (FF 1.5 and 2.0). I am using overflow:auto, but the problem seemed to stem more from an absolutely positioned div within another absolutely positioned div. Here is a simplified example using inline styles where I experienced the problem and my fix below.
My fix was to change p1 and p2 to position:relative and add display:none. Then in javascript, set just the selected page to display:block and the page being unselected to display:none.
This probably won't fix everyone's problem, but I hope it helps a few people until FF 3.0 is released.
I came across the same problem with a missing cursor in an ajax/tabbed pages situation (FF 1.5 and 2.0). I am using overflow:auto, but the problem seemed to stem more from an absolutely positioned div within another absolutely positioned div. Here is a simplified example using inline styles where I experienced the problem and my fix below.
<div style=" position: absolute; "> position: absolute; overflow: auto;"> form</div> position: absolute; overflow: auto;"> form</div>
<div id="p1" style="
<div id="p2" style="
</div>
My fix was to change p1 and p2 to position:relative and add display:none. Then in javascript, set just the selected page to display:block and the page being unselected to display:none.
This probably won't fix everyone's problem, but I hope it helps a few people until FF 3.0 is released.