Cancel cut off on action sheet in Chrome (iOS)

[Kelly]

If a user uses a Chrome browser on an iPhone the cancel button on an action sheet is half cut off. There is enough of the button visible to click on the cancel button but the whole button does not appear. I tested this using the mobile demos, an iPhone 5, and the latest version of Chrome. I'm assuming this will be investigated for future builds but in the mean time is there a method in the action sheet product to force a height so we can ensure the cancel button is seen?

[Petyo]

Hi Paul,

Thank you for contacting us. I managed to trace down the problem based on your report - it looks like the hide address bar feature (which is designed for Safari/iOS on iPhone) does not work as expected in Chrome, causing the misbehavior you observe. As you have correctly assumed, we are going to address that in our future releases. Meanwhile, you may disable the feature, as showed in this example (which I used for testing purposes).

I am updating your telerik points for this finding.

Regards,
Petyo
Telerik

[Kelly]

It does not seem to matter whether we set the flag to true or false on the hideaddressbar feature (we currently have it set to false). I tried your solution on JSBin on my phone but the cancel bar is still cut off. I have included a screen shot to better help illustrate my problem.

[Petyo]

Hi Paul,

This is weird. In my tests, when I loaded the jsbin address, the URL bar auto-hid after 500ms or so. Which Chrome version did you use? I tested it in 27.0.1453.10 (I doubt that the last numbers are significant).

Regards,
Petyo
Telerik

[Kelly]

It's the same version (27.0.1453.10). I have iOS 6.1.4. I had an associate try it on their phone (same device type and browser version) but they are experiencing the same problem.

[Petyo]

Hi Paul,

With further testing, I managed to reproduce the problem, too. It happens when chrome hides and then shows the address bar. We will need to investigate this further, in order to address it properly. 

I am sorry for the inconvenience caused. 

Regards,
Petyo
Telerik