Hi
We are seeing the following visual artefact when we resizing column widths using the cursor/mouse.
Note the thin vertical black line, it goes out over the grid's boundary.
This is occurring on all grids and all columns.
Regards
Aidan
Hello,
Thank you for contacting us.
About this issue, could you please provide me more information regarding it, or better, some isolated sample where the issue is reproduced. I have tested the igGrid from our website with online samples (http://igniteui.com/grid/column-resizing) and everything works as expected.
Could you please tell me what is your exact product version, also with which browser this issue appear and do you use some additional CSS.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Hi Zdravko,
Thanks for the reply.
I will try to find some time to reproduce this in an isolated sample, but in the meanwhile:
Occurs on all browsers that we test on (IE11,firefox 30, chrome35).
Using version 14.1.20141.2031 (taken from Infragistics.core.js).
There are other CSS files in this application so CSS being overwritten is a possibility, could you give me the names and values for some CSS so I can check if this is happening.
Hello Aidan Reel,
Thank you for the information.
You can check .ui-igGrid-resizing-handle-curson and .ui-iggridresize-line classes, although I don't think that the issue could be related to them.
I am looking forward for the sample.
Still no time to create a sample but I have taken a look for the classes you mentioned.
One thing that I noticed and might give a clue as to the issue, the .ui-iggrid-resize-line class always has a value of top=37.8125px regardless of where the grid is placed.
On one page we have two grids one above the other and both report top being 37.8125px.
So I took a look at how the top value is calculated.
If I remove the bug fix that is commented as follows
// M.H. 17 Feb 2014 Fix for bug #164370: Resize line is not aligned correctly
// grid container is with relative position - se we just should get its offset
in _gridContainerPositioningOffset() and reinstate the code that was commented out, my issue is resolved.
Could you advise on a workaround for me?
Thank you for the provided details regarding this issue. So this issue have been happening before until it was logged in our internal system and fixed. Now it is appearing again? I found the issue and the related sample to it, the fix persist in version 14.1.2031. I have tried to reproduce the issue, although I couldn't. Could you please find time to isolate the issue within the sample, because we cant guess what might and what might not happen.
Without reproducing the issue on my environment I wont be able to investigate it or fix it.
I have experienced the same problem, and it was related with the feature columnVirtualization: true, you might comment that if you dont need it, and the problem solves.
I think that issue is related with css, but i am not sure.
I hope this helps.
Hello Aidan,
I can suggest you to send me the source as an attachment to a mail to support@infragistics.com with the subject field containing the case number(CAS-139989-G3N0D3).
Hi,
I can see this number listed in my Support Activity but I don't seem to be able to update the item in order to attach source.
I have created a private case for you with number CAS-139989-G3N0D3, send me your code (CSS, JavaScript, HTML) there.
Not sure how to read
"... So this issue have been happening before until it was logged in our internal system and fixed. Now it is appearing again? I found the issue and the related sample to it, the fix persist in version 14.1.2031. "
I have confirmed to you that when I remove the "fix" my issue is resolved. That means to me, that the "fix" has introduced this behaviour.
I do not have time to strip down the current application into a sample, but I could sent you, in private, the html of the offending grid.
It should be possible from that to see what the CSS layout is that is causing the "fix" to be incorrect.