I have a tip that is positioned relative to the element and positioned bottomright and set to manual close. This works fine except when the tip extends past the right of the screen width.
The tip does reposition to the left so to not go off the screen, but the manual close image extends off the screen.
The tip does reposition to the left so to not go off the screen, but the manual close image extends off the screen.
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Hi Victor,
I tried to reproduce the problem in this online demo but unfortunately to no avail. What I did in order to replicate the described setup was:
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I tried to reproduce the problem in this online demo but unfortunately to no avail. What I did in order to replicate the described setup was:
- Set RelativeTo = Element
- Set ManusalClose = true
- Set ShowCallout = true
- Resized the browser in order to not have enough available space for the tooltip
The RadToolTip repositioned itself as expected and the 'X' sign for manual closure was positioned as expected as well.
Would you please try to reproduce the problem in the demo and tell me if I am doing something wrong? In case you could not and your problem persists, please prepare a sample, fully runnable reproduction demo, open a new support ticket and send it to me along with a detailed explanation of the problem, some screenshots of the desired and the actual behavior and reproduction instructions. Once I receive it, I will do my best to help.
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answered on 26 Sep 2008, 02:53 PM
I am able to reproduce this in your online example using the following settings:
Relative to: Element
Postion: Bottom Right
Animation: Fade
ShowEvent: OnClick
Visible On Page Load: unchecked
Show Callout: unchecked
ManualClose: checked
Modal: unchecked
Then resize the browser window to 900Wx800H and click the Show Tooltip button.
The tip appears and shifts left on the "Tooltip target contol" link to appear in the window, except for the close button (x).
This is in Firefox 3.0.2, Safari 3.1.2 (Windows), and Opera 9.27. Internet Explorer 6 and 7 appear correctly.
Relative to: Element
Postion: Bottom Right
Animation: Fade
ShowEvent: OnClick
Visible On Page Load: unchecked
Show Callout: unchecked
ManualClose: checked
Modal: unchecked
Then resize the browser window to 900Wx800H and click the Show Tooltip button.
The tip appears and shifts left on the "Tooltip target contol" link to appear in the window, except for the close button (x).
This is in Firefox 3.0.2, Safari 3.1.2 (Windows), and Opera 9.27. Internet Explorer 6 and 7 appear correctly.
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Hello Victor,
Thank you for the reproduction instructions, I was able to reproduce the described behavior. It is a result form the fact that under IE when calculations of the screen area are done, the scrollbar width is also included in these calculations and in other browsers e.g. FF it is not so - note that only a part with the width of the scrollbar is cut off from the tooltip and also test the setup without having a scrollbar. The behavior is not a bug in the RadToolTip control but it is due to browser specifics and we will consider improving it.
All the best,
Svetlina
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Thank you for the reproduction instructions, I was able to reproduce the described behavior. It is a result form the fact that under IE when calculations of the screen area are done, the scrollbar width is also included in these calculations and in other browsers e.g. FF it is not so - note that only a part with the width of the scrollbar is cut off from the tooltip and also test the setup without having a scrollbar. The behavior is not a bug in the RadToolTip control but it is due to browser specifics and we will consider improving it.
All the best,
Svetlina
the Telerik team
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