Hi David,
can you please file a bug report for this and add your findings there? Just
attach the little demo. It'll be a good help when debugging this one.
Regards,
Alex
On Wednesday 28 September 2011 16:42:19 david leray wrote:
> I don't know how to to it in the playground since I believe the problem may
> be specific to the body element.
>
> I however attach a miniapp demonstrating the problem: it is an Inline
> Application, the only changed files are Application.js and index.html
> index.html contains a body with margin to 0, an island to put the button,
> a tall div to put the last one out of the window, and a div I attempt to
> scroll into view.
>
> Clicking the button calls
> qx.bom.element.Scroll.intoView(document.getElementById("OutOfWindow"));
> and does exactly nothing because body.scrollHeight and body.clientHeight
> are equal.
>
> Note the fact that if I don't set the body margin to zero, Safari set it to
> a positive value by default, which makes scrollHeight and clientHeight
> different, which makes the application behave normally and scroll the div
> in view without a problem. This doesn't seem to be the case on FF, where
> scrollHeight is always equal to clientHeight and the application doesn't
> scroll whatever the body margin.
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