Can you please file a bug in Polymer/paper-menu-button?

On Wed, Aug 27, 2014 at 12:19 PM, <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I've got an issue with paper-menu-button, with less than two paper-items,
> and I wonder if this is related to polymer, or dart-polymer, or myself not
> doing it right. The issue is that if I use paper-menu-button with zero
> paper-items, dart signals an exception (code blows up) (and chrome
> console signals an exception (Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property
> 'offset' of undefined web-animations.js:2079)). Here is sample code that
> causes the exception:
>
>                                         <paper-menu-button id="menu"
> icon="menu" halign="left" title="Menu">
>                                         </paper-menu-button>
>
> If I have one paper-item, then the code behaves fine, but no text is
> displayed for the item. Doing inspection in the browser shows that the
> opacity for the paper-item is set to zero; here is a copy of the inspected
> element (paper-item):
>     <paper-item label="Menu Item 1" class="menu-item core-selected"
> center="" horizontal="" layout="" active="" style="opacity:
> 0;"></paper-item>
>
> Here is a sample code:
>
>                                         <paper-menu-button id="menu"
> icon="menu" halign="left" title="Menu">
>                                                 <paper-item label="Menu
> Item 1" class="menu-item"></paper-item>
>                                         </paper-menu-button>
>
> If I have at least two paper-items, then everything is good and works as
> expected. Inspecting the element (paper-item) now show (first item was
> selected):
>     <paper-item label="Menu Item 1" class="menu-item core-selected"
> center="" horizontal="" layout="" style="opacity: 1;"
> active=""></paper-item>
>     <paper-item label="Menu Item 2" class="menu-item" center=""
> horizontal="" layout="" style="opacity: 1;"></paper-item>
>
> Here is a sample code:
>
>                                         <paper-menu-button id="menu"
> icon="menu" halign="left" title="Menu">
>                                                 <paper-item label="Menu
> Item 1" class="menu-item"></paper-item>
>                                                 <paper-item label="Menu
> Item 2" class="menu-item"></paper-item>
>                                         </paper-menu-button>
>
> Is the paper-menu-button always expecting at least two paper-items? How
> should the menu be used with less than two paper-items?
>
> I got the latest polymer and paper versions in my dart environment (dart
> version 1.6.0) (polymer >=0.12.0 <0.13.0, paper_elements >=0.1.0 <0.2.0,
> core_elements >=0.1.0 <0.2.0).
>
> Best regards,
> Jan
>
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