It is worth noting that this only occurs when loading the 'controls' 
package and creating a ChartWrapper for the Table.  If I load the 'table' 
package, the problem goes away.

On Wednesday, April 25, 2012 3:33:30 PM UTC-4, asgallant wrote:
>
> I just built a new Table using the fixed header capabilities of the Table 
> visualizations, and I noticed what might be a bug: the second rendered 
> table (used to create the fixed header) gets assigned the wrong height in 
> Chrome, IE, Opera, and Safari (in IE, it gets height: 0, in the others it 
> is too short by varying amounts from run to run) instead of the height of 
> the header row, as it should be getting.  The IE header problem seems to be 
> independent of anything I do, see: http://jsfiddle.net/6yuFb/
>
> What's weird about it is that in non-IE browsers, *sometimes* the height 
> is correct, and if I draw the table with nothing else on the page, it seems 
> to be always correct.  I went searching for CSS/javascript on my end that 
> could be causing the problem, and identified a CSS file that, when removed, 
> seems to allow the Tables to draw properly (nothing else has any impact). 
>  The problem with this is that there is nothing in that CSS that has 
> anything to do with the table (and it's contents are critical for the rest 
> of the page to display correctly).  Furthermore, the height is a property 
> set by the API, not assigned by CSS, so the CSS file shouldn't be a factor.
>
> I haven't yet been able to replicate the problem outside my development 
> environment, which isn't very helpful to you guys.  I'd share a link to the 
> page, but the server is restricted by IP.
>

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