Open dustingraham opened 6 years ago
Same issue with downloading the sample app. The page was loaded in full screen, then the window was no longer full screen and the submit button clips off. I believe authorize.net hosted form needs to send a resize event when the window resizes, not just on load, or when payment type is changed.
I'm having the same issue on my integration (using the sandbox). The iframe communicator isn't receiving any message at all when the iframe resizes. I have confirmed this with logging in the iframe communicator.
This is what my form looks like when starting wide, where the iframe width is >= 450px. This triggers the double-column layout. Practically speaking, there is dead space between 450px and 673px where the second column doesn't display properly, so we've tweaked the page never to allow the iframe to take those widths.
Reducing the width of the page such that the iframe width is <= 449px hides the pay button This triggers the single-column layout on the authorize.net payment form, but without resizing the iframe, there is no pay button at all. It makes our developers look very sloppy.
Of course resizing in the reverse direction (from a narrow page to a wide page) causes a large whitespace to appear, because the iframe isn't notifying the communicator the height has been reduced.
I should mention that on page load resizeWindow does trigger, and I am handling the event properly (hence the difference in height between my two examples)
i have the same problem
I have gotten the form to display in an iframe on my page following
README-AcceptHosted.md
The communicator seems to be working. I have a
console.log
printing any timeonmessage
fires.If I make the browser window wide or narrow it does not fire
resizeWindow
(bug)If I start with a wide window, then drag to a narrow window, the submit button is clipped off. I can, at that point, click on the alternative payment method (i.e. toggle between credit card or bank account) and it triggers a
resizeWindow
event. This then shows the button. But the simple act of resizing the window does not seem to be triggering an event.Sometimes users will maximize or resize their window, and I can't seem to figure out a way to handle that gracefully without being able to access the height of the hosted form.