Closed ryangriggs closed 5 years ago
Have you tried having a container with fixed height within the modal container that is toggled? Otherwise you might need to initialise jSignature after the modal is made visible
Yes, that is the workaround I had to do in order for things to fit properly in the vertical dimension. I was just hoping there was an alternative that would allow me to apply the jSignature before the dialog box became visible.
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Have you tried having a container with fixed height within the modal container that is toggled? Otherwise you might need to initialise jSignature after the modal is made visible
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Apart from the two alternatives that I mentioned before,
1) initialise when modal is visible 2) set fixed height on the signature container 3) initialise modal whenever but call jSignature resize when modal is visible
If jSignature is applied to a hidden container (i.e. a modal dialog, etc), the jSignature initialization routine does not take into account the final height of the container, thus rendering the signature box as small height as possible.
However, if you make the hidden container visible first, then apply $("#signature").jSignature(), the height of the signature box matches the container.