Slide Markers On Audio Control Are A Mess

[banksJeremy]

The blue background behind/between the white indicators on the timeline overflows to the next line. (This does not happen at lower-than-default zoom levels.)

Perhaps summing up the percents causes something to be rounded up too far, or perhaps the spacers are throwing things off.

I just noticed this particular mistake, but I don't think it's a new regression. I'll check when I fix it.

Ensure that these markers are fixed in general, not just this specific misbehaviour.

[banksJeremy]

This is a brand new regression. It started in f9a8eaabe7dba9c8f98bbae65216de94551d67eb when I started incrementing count again (I'd previously accidentally deleted the line responsible). The bug is caused by this code:

// such a gross block of code, must fix this
if( userAgent[ userAgent.length - 1 ].split( "/" )[ 0 ] === "Firefox" ) {
  teDiv.style.width = ( pixelsPerSecond * ( endTime - currentSlideOptions.start ) ) / ( ( container.offsetWidth ) / 100 ) + "%";
} else {
  teDiv.style.width = ( pixelsPerSecond * ( endTime - currentSlideOptions.start ) ) / ( ( container.offsetWidth - ( count ) ) / 100 ) + "%";
}

Leaving count as 0 makes the else branch equivalent to the Firefox branch, so I'm surprised that that seemed to worked in Chrome.

@dseif, do you remember why this was non-Firefox browsers needed special treatment?

[banksJeremy]

This has a slightly difference appearance, but it's simpler and works in both Chrome and Firefox.

[dseif]

This looks great, so much better then what we had :)

It doesn't seem to be working on the svg examples at the moment ( are they working at all? ).

Also in the future can you create a new branch for each issue that you are working on? It makes it easier to isolate issues and review them without any other changes on master.

Also gonna need a pull request :)

[dseif]

Also when pressing the back arrow key it only updates the ticks every other click, defintely something that is going to have to be fixed before we can stage this.

[banksJeremy]

Hmm... the SVG examples are working for me in both Chrome and Firefox.

Are you just opening them through file://? A lot of files are referred to using host-relative paths and expect the slide-drive directory to be at /. I guess we should change that.

[dseif]

I'm opening them on my localhost, so it's not via file://. But yea, the pathing may be messed so we should probably fix that

[banksJeremy]

(Just cherry-picking this change into a new branch.)