RenderInPageRoot broken in Chrome.

[Stuart Hemming]

Go to the Render In Page Root demo in IE.

Select the "false" option.

Once the page redraws, moving the cursor over an image generates the tooltip inside the RadRotator (you can just see the top of the tooltip.

Now do the same thing in Chrome.

Although the rotator stops, you never see anything of the tooltip.

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Stuart

[Stuart Hemming]

Anyone?

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Stuart

[Fiko]

Hi Stuart,

We are aware of such behavior and we will do our best to fix it for the next release of the controls.

Best wishes,
Fiko
the Telerik team

[Stuart Hemming]

Fair enough.

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Stuart

[Svetlina Anati]

Hi Stuart,

I tested the demo on my side both under IE&, IE8 and Chrome but I was not able to reproduce difference in behavior. The purpose of the demo is to show that you will not get the desired result when the RenderInPageRoot property is false because of the way things work and the same behavior can be observed with standard HTML elements as well. That is why there is not "correct" behavior for this case - neither to show only part of the tooltip nor not to show it at all because both are incorrect and this is what we wanted to demonstrate. As to the difference on our side, it could be caused by speed of execution under both the browsers - as you know, Chrome is much faster than IE and thus probably causes the difference but I could not reproduce it on my side.

Kind regards,
Svetlina
the Telerik team

[Stuart Hemming]

Hello again Svetlina,

You really have drawn the short straw today, haven't you? :-)

I've just retried this and I understand the point you're making about the particular purpose of this particular demo, but I'm a little concerned that the ToolTip doesn't appear to be working at all in Chrome when the property in question is false.

I know you said you couldn't reproduce the problem but a look at this video should demonstrate the issue as I am seeing it.

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Stuart

[Svetlina Anati]

Hello Stuart,

I think it's not as short as it seems :)

When I test the demo under IE I got the very same behavior as in Chrome and as shown on the video capture you have provided, Furthermore, as already explained, setting the property to false shows incorrect setup and incorrect behavior and having the same incorrect behavior under different browsers is not a development goal but this should be so only considering correct behavior. The purpose of the demo is actually this - it shows that you will NOT get correct behavior when the property is false.
 

Greetings,
Svetlina
the Telerik team