Hello again Luciano,

Are you using our latest WebDesktop 5 assembly? Because I tried it on my end, using the latest assembly and no scrollbar is shown.

If you've used the latest one, perhaps you'd be willing to send me a sample if it's not much trouble?

Best Regards,
Erwin Sanders

Hi Erwin, I got the same problem even with WebDesktop 5.0 WebUi Studio 2016 R1. The page comes from WebUi 2008 R1, I only changed some parameters in order to be compliant with HTML5. I have attached the page so you can see what is wrong. Even all the other pages embedding WNP raise the same problem.

Thank you.

Regards.

Luciano

Thanks for the sample. Based on your screenshot, you did put the WebPaneManager inside the WebDesktopManager, right? So I took leverage on putting it inside an IFrame in WebDesktopManager, but still the scrollbar doesn't show. Your sample only shows the WebNavPane inside PaneManager without any additional windows.

When you said all pages embedding WNP raises the same problem, does this happen on our samples too? If so, maybe you could tell me which one, and I could just work with that? Although I'm not sure this is a WebNavPane issue because the scrollbar isn't shown in NavPane.

I also attached how your sample looks on my end, notice that no scrollbar is shown. I'm using Firefox 45.0.1.

Hi Erwin, In order to discover why the same page is shown differently between IE 11.0.29 and Firefox 45.0.1 I think that you should check the code because I can’t get over why this happens. Moreover I have detected a similar problem with WG, the same page is shown in a different way between IE and Firefox. I can confirm that my environment is WEBUI studio 2016 R1 updated today 2016-04-05.

I have attached the screenshots plus the source code of the page raising the problem.

Thank you for helping me.

Regards.

Luciano

Thank you so much for the sample, Luciano!

I am now able to replicate the issue that you reported and I found a workaround for this. Instead of using percentage value on both the WebGrid and table height, make the table height value to 90px and put the WebGrid inside a div with a calculated height, i.e. calc(100% - 90px). Note that the WebGrid's height itself should be 100% since it's already been in a div.

I hope this will solve your height problem.

Best Regards,
Erwin Sanders

Hello,

I just tried it with data displayed and the it works fine. I'll keep looking into this issue and keep you updated. And here's the sample that I made.

May I know what that last sample is for? It only consists of WebCombos.

Best Regards,
Erwin Sanders

I'm glad the workaround works for you, Luciano!

When you said 'left bar', did you mean the scrollbar on right side of the window? If so, I might need to take a look on how you set the WebDesktopManager. I also attached my sample showing you on how I set it from my end.

Hope this helps.

Best Regards,
Erwin Sanders

Hello Luciano,

Thank you for the sample. It indeed happens on our end and I found a good workaround for this. Simply add CustomRules to WindowStyle's Active property. Here's a snipet code for it.

...
<WindowStyle>    
    <Active BaseStyle="Normal" BorderColor="#166AEE" CustomRules="overflow: hidden !important;">    
    </Active>
    ...
</WindowStyle>
...

Note that you need to add important value to it as it seems an issue from our end. Somehow the overflow style itself is being overridden by a new style. I'll investigate further whether this is indeed a problem from our internal code, but for now that CustomRules will work just fine.

Hope this helps.

Best Regards,
Erwin Sanders

I think it'd be better if you'll just make a new thread since it is a completely different issue. Would you also elaborate on how they look (a screenshot perhaps) and how to replicate it? Thank you in advance, Luciano.

Best Regards,
Erwin Sanders