I noticed some unspected behaviour using chrome browser when the radDockZone exceeds its fixed height, pretty much same issue same scenario found in this thread 2009 raddock issue in this same forum.
I also prepared a couple of videos demonstrating the case scenario using several browsers
IE8 working good
Chrome - not working good
Firefox working good
is this a known issue? any idea how to approach a fix for it?
BTW this issue occurs only when there's a fixed height in the raddockzone in CHROME.
thx- in advanced
Douglas
I also prepared a couple of videos demonstrating the case scenario using several browsers
IE8 working good
Chrome - not working good
Firefox working good
is this a known issue? any idea how to approach a fix for it?
BTW this issue occurs only when there's a fixed height in the raddockzone in CHROME.
thx- in advanced
Douglas
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Hello Douglas,
Please excuse us for the caused inconvenience! We are aware of this issue and it is will be inspected by our developers although I cannot provide a firm estimate when a fix will be available. You can use the PITS Issue related to the encountered problem to track its status.
As you noticed, the encountered behavior is related the scrollable content of the RadDockZone. Please avoid using a RadDockZone with fixed height for the time being, if this is possible in your scenario.
Regards,
Slav
the Telerik team
Please excuse us for the caused inconvenience! We are aware of this issue and it is will be inspected by our developers although I cannot provide a firm estimate when a fix will be available. You can use the PITS Issue related to the encountered problem to track its status.
As you noticed, the encountered behavior is related the scrollable content of the RadDockZone. Please avoid using a RadDockZone with fixed height for the time being, if this is possible in your scenario.
Regards,
Slav
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Philip
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answered on 17 Jul 2012, 09:33 PM
I've been able to replicate this behavior in Safari 5.1.7 (7534.57.2) as well. Possibly linked to the use of webkit?
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Hello Philip,
Indeed, the same behavior occurs under Safari due to the use of the WebKit browser engine. Excuse me for missing this fact in my previous post.
Kind regards,
Slav
the Telerik team
Indeed, the same behavior occurs under Safari due to the use of the WebKit browser engine. Excuse me for missing this fact in my previous post.
Kind regards,
Slav
the Telerik team
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