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| Summary: | Table gridlines missing in IE upon view tab selection | ||||||||||
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| Product: | [RT] RAP | Reporter: | Austin Riddle <austin.riddle> | ||||||||
| Component: | RWT | Assignee: | Project Inbox <rap-inbox> | ||||||||
| Status: | RESOLVED FIXED | QA Contact: | |||||||||
| Severity: | minor | ||||||||||
| Priority: | P3 | CC: | tbuschto | ||||||||
| Version: | 1.3 | ||||||||||
| Target Milestone: | 1.5 M1 | ||||||||||
| Hardware: | PC | ||||||||||
| OS: | Windows 7 | ||||||||||
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Description
Austin Riddle
Forgot to mention that the gridlines will render properly once the mouse is clicked in the table or moved around enough to cause a refresh. Austin, where is the sample project? (In reply to comment #2) > Austin, where is the sample project? Sorry, I was on vacation last week. I am not sure why the sample project is missing. Do you still need the sample project or were you able to reproduce? Hi Austin, I've tried to reproduce it with Workbench Demo without success. A sample project will really help. Created attachment 174079 [details]
Sample project illustrating problem
I could not find the project that should have been attached so I created another one. Just click on the Table View tab and do not move the mouse after that.
You will see the first few gridlines incorrectly rendered. Then if you move or click or activate another view, then they will render correctly. You may have to try to refresh the app a few times in the browser. But it is definitely reproducible for me.
Thanks, Austin. I will have a look today. Hi Austin, I'm confused. In the attached project 2 views with Tree widget are shown - standard Tree and Tree with columns. Currently, Tree widget does not support grid lines (maybe you have a patch to enable them). I've changed "Simple Tree Table" view to bugdemo\attic\TableView.java and grid lines have been rendered OK for me (IE8 , Windows 7, CVS HEAD, with/without data in table). Are you talking about Table or Tree (with columns)? (In reply to comment #7) > Hi Austin, I'm confused. In the attached project 2 views with Tree widget are > shown - standard Tree and Tree with columns. Currently, Tree widget does not > support grid lines (maybe you have a patch to enable them). I've changed > "Simple Tree Table" view to bugdemo\attic\TableView.java and grid lines have > been rendered OK for me (IE8 , Windows 7, CVS HEAD, with/without data in > table). Are you talking about Table or Tree (with columns)? Hi Ivan, Sorry about any confusion. To reproduce the behavior, you have to click on the view entitled "Table View" which is initially stacked behind the left view. The fact that there are tree table initially viewable is arbitrary. What is important is that the table view is stacked behind another view. The gridlines do not show properly when a view is activated from behind another view after the application comes up. Does that help? There is no view entitled "Table View" in the attached project :-) Created attachment 174151 [details]
Workbench Demo patch to reproduce it
I've managed to reproduce it with Workbench Demo and empty table.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Apply patch to Workbench Demo
2. Make sure that "View V" is active view and not "View IV". If not, activate "View V" and reload the application. Now "View IV" is not visible.
3. Click on "View IV" to activate it
4. Horizontal grid lines are missing.
5. Activate "View V" and than "View IV" again - grid lines come back.
In case of table with data, there is a visual glitch (horizontal grid line cut off) in the cross point between horizontal and vertical grid lines.
Created attachment 174152 [details]
Correct Sample Project
...These are the things that give vacation a bad name. ;-)
This bug is still valid with current CVS HEAD. To reproduce it, run the Workbench Demo (with attached patch) with classic theme and follow the steps in comment #10. Can not be reproduced anymore with current CVS HEAD. |