Closed RobertoMalatesta closed 6 years ago
Hey Rob ... did you switch to the latest 3.11 release already? It includes a fix of exactly this issue that should work fine. http://jspanel.de/api/#option/contentIframe
And btw: I'm already working on a 3.12 which will improve usability on touch devices.
I will try it ASAP (baldmöglichst).
Besides, it's almost X-Mas and I told you I would have returned to JSPanel.
(After a long trip with OpenUI5, React, AngularJS -- don't ask me my opinion on these frameworks if you don't like hearing curses).
--R
@RobertoMalatesta 👍 If I ever decide to dive into one of those frameworks I think my choice would be vue.js But for now I simply don't see a reason for me to do so ... and since I don't want you to develop a heart issue I won't ask 😏
nonononono. frameworks are evil. But... you'll have to learn it on your flesh, blood and bones.
I don't want you to develop a heart issue I won't ask
Every time I have to interact with some SAP UI5 Specialist,I then have to go to a full three hours of Wolfenstein as a therapy. :smile:
Wolfenstein ... a computer game, isn't it!? My approach would be
I second that. :+1:
3.11 does not trap the mouse anymore,
but I see some interference with IFRAME overflow-y: scroll
.
Sometimes the middle scroll button just stops working.
It seems to happen in Chrome but not in FF: After some dragging of a panel the scroll event is gone.
Tell me if you need an ad hoc example.
--R
Mmmmh ... I'm not sure whether I understand you. I see on Chrome and FF that scrolling the iFrame stops when the cursor moves too far away from the scroll handle while scrolling without releasing the mouse. But resumes scrolling when you move in again.
Is that what you mean?
My fault: I was not clear and the condition is difficult to describe by words only. I will write down a small test case-
--R
@RobertoMalatesta I guess this issue is not of any relevance anymore and close it ...
Hi @Flyer53 I suppose so. Nobody else fond it relevant or hit at it. Currently I'm not using JSPanel (too baaaad, I gotta have time to go back at it :smiley_cat: ) Thanks for the support. --Rob
Hi @Flyer53 ,
I noticed that if start dragging a panel (*) containing an IFRAME and the mouse gets over the IFrame itself while dragging, the whole d'n'd mechanism goes beserk: the cursor seems to be stuck inside the dragbar and no other action is possible but wandering around the screen with the panel glued to the cursor.
F5 is the only solution (similar to windows reboot)
Tell me if you need a working example of it.
-- Roberto
(*) very quickly, just trying to break things like always.