Fabian Jakobs wrote:
Hi Chris,
(somehow managed to send this post directly to Andreas, when I meant
it for the whole list! Trying again)
Hi Andreas,
nice demo. ;-)
As there are some issues with your inline app (IE6 and Safari?), could
you open bug reports with a stripped-down version of your code as a
sample?
After playing around a bit more, I'm not sure if its a Window bug or a
Chris version of a Window bug, so until I experiment around a bit more
and understand what's going on, I won't file any bugs on this yet. :-)
I've changed the following lines in MMovable.js which makes the
dragging of the postion: fixed window work in IE7, FF3 and Opera 9.5,
but not in IE6, FF2 or Safari 3.1. Humpf!
I have just fixed another bug related to moving and resizing windows.
Maybe this helps with your problem as well. Can you test your
application with trunk?
Best Fabian
Hi Fabian,
Updated trunk from SVN.
Not sure what areas you've updated Window, but things seem to be the
same with my experiments -- ie as soon as I set the Window to position:
fixed, its causing the code in the 3 MMovable.js methods:
_onMoveMouseDown()
_onMoveMouseMove()
_onMoveMouseUp()
to make Windows drag incorrectly. The bit I haven't figured out is that
it seems to behave differently across various browsers and versions
(read: Firefox 2 & 3 behave differently). I get one bit working in one
or two browsers, but then it breaks in different ways in others...
For quick ref, this is the block that's being added to (a subclassed)
Window to set pos to fixed:
/**
* Create the widget's container HTML element (taken from Widget).
* Override widget's method, so that we can change this window to use a
* position:fixed instead of position:absolute.
* This pins the window in the viewport, so the Toolbox doesn't scroll
* with the rest of the page's content.
*
* @return {qx.html.Element} The container HTML element
*/
_createContainerElement: function(){
var el = this.base(arguments);
el.setStyle("position", "fixed");
return el;
}
If a normal qx window is created, then all seems happy, but as soon as I
try the pos:fixed trick, dragging the window causes it to be offset by
+/- the scrolled amount. Tricky to see where its going wrong (any ideas?).
I've come across another Window issue, but will pull it out into a sep.
mail. :-)
Cheers,
-Chris
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