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A bug in IE (but do well in firefox), Pls help.

asked 2008-08-27 01:14:17 +0800

ramisyuanbo gravatar image ramisyuanbo
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Here's the bug:
When I set height="400px" for a Grid. In Firefox, when the width of the browser window changes, the grid will adapt its width acordingly, with a vertical scrollbar appearing/disappearing.
But the grid width will stay unchanged in IE.

Pls help me. Thank you so much in advance!

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answered 2008-08-29 05:53:37 +0800

henrichen gravatar image henrichen
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Would you provide the sample code that will replicate your issue?

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answered 2009-01-20 13:28:38 +0800

F10 gravatar image F10
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same problem here!

i have a borderlayout like this:

<borderlayout>
		<west collapsible="false"csize="180px">
			//west part
		</west>
		<center border="none" autoscroll="false">
			<borderlayout>

				<center border="none" autoscroll="true">
					//center part				
                                </center>

				<south size="0px" collapsible="true" splittable="true">
					//south part				
                                </south>

			</borderlayout>
		</center>
	</borderlayout>




now i want to zoom in, or change the size of the browser window!

with ff everything works fine: the scrollbars appear, if the content is getting too "big".
but with ie7 no scrollbars appear at all.


thanks in advance!

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answered 2009-01-21 02:32:01 +0800

windperson gravatar image windperson
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Hi F10,
The <borderlayout> may adjust it size when there're some retractable or resizeable component inside it (e.q. listbox, grid,... )
Can you provide a runnable sample of your <borderlayout> code?

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