The smaller issue : When I use the "height" parameter when initializing the TreeList, it is ignored on my iPad on Safari with iOS 8. If I use the "height" css style instead, it works fine.
The bigger issue : The TreeList sometimes stops displaying it's content. Here is how it happens :
It happens only on my iPad and my Android tablet. I have a TreeList with a fixed height. I bind it to a dataSource containing a list long enough for the TreeList to have a scrollbar. I scroll down the list a little. Then, I change the content of the dataSource to something shorter. The TreeList refreshes and display an empty list. The TreeList knows it's not really empty because it doesn't show the usual "No records to display" message, and I can interact with the dataSource to check it's content.
If I do not scroll before changing the dataSource's content, it works fine.
Is that a bug or I'm doing something wrong?
The bigger issue : The TreeList sometimes stops displaying it's content. Here is how it happens :
It happens only on my iPad and my Android tablet. I have a TreeList with a fixed height. I bind it to a dataSource containing a list long enough for the TreeList to have a scrollbar. I scroll down the list a little. Then, I change the content of the dataSource to something shorter. The TreeList refreshes and display an empty list. The TreeList knows it's not really empty because it doesn't show the usual "No records to display" message, and I can interact with the dataSource to check it's content.
If I do not scroll before changing the dataSource's content, it works fine.
Is that a bug or I'm doing something wrong?