Grids In Chrome

[Ilya]

Hello,

I know we've talked about this somewhere before, but I can't remember
where... I understand our current position is to not fully support
Chrome as it's a relatively new browser, so I'm not saying let's
completely revamp things for Chrome, but I wanted to see if we can
take a look into one minor issue.

Currently, In Chrome, the records in In-Portal's grids don't line up
with the checkboxes on the left (screen attached), which makes it look
broken although everything works fine. Can we make the records line
up?

That's all. Thanks!

BTW, Chrome is getting more and more popular (I use it obviously) -
used almost as much as IE8 according to this site
http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp

[Phil -- wbtc.fr --]

Hello Ilya,

seems you miss your screenshot, but anyway I know what you are talking about.

I bet we can solve this just by improving the code, as we mix tables and CSS, it's a bit tricky, but not impossible, guys am I wrong?

Phil.

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[Ilya Bernshteyn]

Thanks Phil, screen attached, but yeah I'm sure anyone who uses Chrome has seen this.

Ilya

[Dmitry A.]

Hi guys,

Yes, we saw this and will try to address it soon.

Alex, I had some look around in FF firebug and think that Chrome
doesn't like "height: auto" attribute much... What are your thoughts
on this?

DA.

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[Alexander Obuhovich]

Don't know, need to inspect our code to detect what's wrong in chrome.

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[Dmitry A.]

So far I had NO luck with troubleshooting things.

Firebug Lite doesn't work in our Admin, but what I have noticed that
the issue is seems to be related to how Chrome treating differently
the HEIGHT of TR columns which is adjusted by JS based on the Length
of the data in ANY cell in that particular row. As we know the Grids
would WRAP the data in the cell and make the Row bigger in height.

I think it's what causing the issue here.

DA.

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[Dmitry A.]

New task has been filed for this:

679: Issues with Grids in Chrome

http://tracker.in-portal.org/view.php?id=679

Cheers!

DA

[Phil -- wbtc.fr --]

As per my own tests (very hard to understand how code is generated
here), the problem doesn't seem to be about data wrapping, as I have
the problem even with all column header text in one line on Chrome,
while it's ok with column header on 2 lines in FF.

The problem is about TR height, yes, but also inside this tr, which
have a TD height value that doesn't change anything in FF, but if I
remove it, changes a lot in the good way in Chrome :)

Another weird thing, if I setup manually the good size for Chrome, it
appears very small (and at least smaller than it should be) in FF.

May I'll say something obvious, but... I never had to deal with so
many nested tables. CSS only could give a better result, at least for
"non-tabular" data, such as catalog headers, menus... for now it's a
mix of CSS + inline-js-generated-CSS, applying to tables nested into
tables (59 tables for the right-frame!), the perfect combination for
cross-display problems, don't you think so?

P.

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[Alexander Obuhovich]

No more discussions about bad formed grid css/js, because we already came to a conclusion about that in another discussion. Can you please list (1, 2, 3) what needs to be changed in HTML/css so grid in chrome looks good and doesn't broken in Firefox/IE.

[Phil -- wbtc.fr --]

I made tests on html rendered files, I don't know where the values take place in admin files, I tried to seek for them, but... too much complicated for me :)
The height values for the TR and TD for theses cell are not doing the same on FF and GC.

2010/4/5 Alexander Obuhovich <aik....@gmail.com>

[Alexander Obuhovich]

We knew that already, please tell something we didn't know :)

[Phil -- wbtc.fr --]

I've removed height in TR ( there are too much height value everywhere at my sight) and adjust it in TD, but I can't properly test all cases as I work on a static file, and not on the JS

2010/4/6 Alexander Obuhovich <aik....@gmail.com>