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If scrolling the <sci-viewport> in a remote site by having the primary mouse button pressed and moving the scroll thumb, scrolling stops if the cursor goes past the boundary of the iframe.
Expected behavior
Scrolling should be continued, similar when scrolling with the native scrollbar.
Open a view that integrates another application with a remote site and which is embedded inside a <sci-viewport>
Scroll the viewport and go past the viewport boundary while still having the primary mouse button pressed
See that scrolling stops
Environment
SCION Workbench version: release/0.0.0-beta.11
Angular version: 7.0.0
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
…r goes past the boundary of an iframe (#41)
This commit adds `SciMouseDispatcher` to dispatch 'mousemove' and 'mouseup' events between the application window and another window. Communication is based on `postMessage` and `onmessage` to safely propagate events cross-origin.
…r goes past the boundary of an iframe (#41)
This commit adds `SciMouseDispatcher` to dispatch 'mousemove' and 'mouseup' events between the application window and another window. Communication is based on `postMessage` and `onmessage` to safely propagate events cross-origin.
fixes#41
…r goes past the boundary of an iframe (#41)
This commit adds `SciMouseDispatcher` to dispatch 'mousemove' and 'mouseup' events between the application window and another window. Communication is based on `postMessage` and `onmessage` to safely propagate events cross-origin.
fixes#41
…ters or goes past the boundary of an iframe
This commit adds `SciMouseDispatcher` to dispatch 'mousemove' and 'mouseup' events between the application window and another window. Communication is based on `postMessage` and `onmessage` to safely propagate events cross-origin.
fixes#41
Current behavior
If scrolling the
<sci-viewport>
in a remote site by having the primary mouse button pressed and moving the scroll thumb, scrolling stops if the cursor goes past the boundary of the iframe.Expected behavior
Scrolling should be continued, similar when scrolling with the native scrollbar.
<sci-viewport>
Environment
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: