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Table Wraps Headers (Windows and Firefox, but not Chrome) #862

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pjcross opened this issue Feb 22, 2019 · 4 comments
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Table Wraps Headers (Windows and Firefox, but not Chrome) #862

pjcross opened this issue Feb 22, 2019 · 4 comments

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@pjcross
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pjcross commented Feb 22, 2019

With a large number of columns (Milestone data), although scrolling is enabled and not all of the columns are visible in the window, some of theme wrap around in Firefox. I can select the last header and the appropriate (offscreen) column highlights accordingly:
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I think that part of the problem is that the header widths are decoupled from the table column widths. This appears to be in the tables of all the models.

@pjcross pjcross changed the title Timeseries Table Wraps Headers (Windows and Firefox, but not Chrome) Table Wraps Headers (Windows and Firefox, but not Chrome) Feb 22, 2019
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pjcross commented Feb 22, 2019

I think that the following is related to this general table issue:
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For a non-standard version of the cars data, I tried to make the column wider (which still is broken), then I tried to sort the column, which produced the peculiar results above (blank columns and columns that are slivers).
Refreshing the page fixes things, returning it to the following:
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I'm unable to reproduce this. Wondering if it was being caused by a caching issue. Can you clear your cache and try again please?

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pjcross commented Feb 25, 2019

I've tried doing a shift+refresh and I've turned the disable cache on in the developer tools. I've tried doing this with both Parameter Space (with the wrapping) and DAC with the shifted columns. Nothing changes:
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This looks fixed to me on qual using Firefox ESR 60.5.2, which was showing the problem on my Mac before I upgraded SlickGrid.

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