Maybe its just me
I was using fittoform to make a DIV tag in my case a menu which is a replica of the Docs menu shape itself to the ContentPanel. This was done so when scrolling the horizontal scroll bar appears at the botton instead of the middle of the div.
Apparently Safari doesn't like this and immediately crashes out. I'll probably end up forcing a vertical only scroll bar if I can't come up with a fix
I was using fittoform to make a DIV tag in my case a menu which is a replica of the Docs menu shape itself to the ContentPanel. This was done so when scrolling the horizontal scroll bar appears at the botton instead of the middle of the div.
Apparently Safari doesn't like this and immediately crashes out. I'll probably end up forcing a vertical only scroll bar if I can't come up with a fix
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Youa re going to have to provide more details (fitToFrame?). I have tons of layouts running in safari with all using fitToFrame with no problem.
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The crashing only seems to happen when using FitToFrame on a Div instead of an Iframe. I think it has something to do with my left hand navigation becuase in raw format its much taller than the layout section where the menu is, which is a tree menu exactly like in your Documentation. I wish i didn't have to pull off our graphic artists off a mac to test this. Maybe I can track this down further. In any case this is low priority for me. ![]() |
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Don't set fitToFrame on the ContentPanel.
Instead, set autoScroll:true on the Region into which the ContentPanel is added. ![]() |
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The reason I tried fittoframe was I noticed my scroll bars for firefox at least were appearing horizontally somewhere in the middle of the contentpanel depending how tall my collasped menu was at the time. Its not something I'm truelly worried about. ![]() |