- assigned_to: Marc Delisle
When displaying a large table, the horizontal scrollbar takes the full page width. it should only be on the #sqlqueryresults element as it's the only part scrolling
besides, when the horizontal scrollbar is not in its initial position, resizing the navigation panel is buggy
Fixes were reverted due to https://sourceforge.net/p/phpmyadmin/bugs/4156/
I found another problem with the fix, as I had absolutely positioned the grid edit area to keep it from getting hidden.
So, when moving the results table's horizontal scrollbar, edit area doesn't move with it and remains fixed.
Atul,
you mean the edit area when grid editing? I see it also, but it's a minor problem.
To reduce unnecessary complications, I have reverted the fix and fixed it alternatively in https://github.com/zixtor/phpmyadmin/commit/34b327aa9bffe17c878625a4140071f76a2eb6ce
J.M.,
Can you test it in IE 10/11?
Atul,
I am sorry to report that with 34b327aa9bffe17c878625a4140071f76a2eb6ce, my test in IE 10 does not show any horizontal scrollbar.
Marc,
Ok, I'll look into it. Meanwhile, if someone can fix the existing problem with current fix, then there is no need for a new fix.
I just upgraded to 4.0.10 and it still appears. the horizontal scrollbar is as large as the window and just on the #page_content
am i doing something wrong or should it be reopened and remove from the changelog?
note: on branch RELEASE_4_1_0RC2, the horizontal scrollbar does not appear at all (firefox nightly 28 on linux)
my bad, it's in the 4.1.0 changelog and it's not supposed to be in 4.0.10
anyway on 4.1.0_rc2, the scrollbar does not appears in FF as mentionned by Marc with IE10
Mathieu,
for me, in Firefox with 4.1.0-rc2, the horizontal scrollbar works fine (it's only on the #sqlqueryresults element). Are you reporting a problem in your last comment?
It's in fact working. I didn't see it because it was "under the fold", we have to scroll to the bottom of the result list to see the scrollbar. I expected the whole content (#page_content as i mentionned instead of #sqlqueryresults). But it's a lot better as scrolling horizontally was usually a pain because tabs, sql query boc and stuff were scrolling to.
much better to scroll only the results, thank you
a coworker tested on IE9 ant it's working too (but there is a big blank space under #sqlqueryresults). no IE10 availlable to test