| Placing content over Rollbars ¶ | |
| I'm testing the rollbars with a lightbox form (http://particletree.com/features/lightbox-gone-wild/) and having some trouble getting content over the tabs. Is there a trick to placing content over the rollbars? z-index seems to be higher, and if I edit the live CSS and change the z-index of my overlay div to 99 it displays properly, but it doesn't work when the page is loaded. | |
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| Re: Placing content over Rollbars ¶ | |
| OK, it's something with my HTML and the parent container, not the RollBar itself. I tried it in a simplified page and the lightbox displays over the tabs fine. | |
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| how to call the function DynarchRB.setup other than body load ¶ | |
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| Re: how to call the function DynarchRB.setup other than body loa ¶ | |
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| altering the images in tabs ¶ | |
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| is there any way to hide intermediate tabs contents ¶ | |
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| how to specify the height and width of the widget ¶ | |
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| images used in tabs gets loaded slowly ¶ | |
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| Resizing revisited ¶ | |
| I noticed that there was a discussion a little bit earlier about resizing the Rollbar. It seemed that there is no solution available for this when the browser window is resized - please correct me if I'm wrong. I came across this issue because I'm trying to resize a div that contains the Rollbar dynamically on the page. This Rollbar contains tabs and the tabs have no problem resizing to the correct with of the new parent container. However, the actual content part itself does not resize. Is there any way to get this to resize correctly? Is there a function (or could there be a function) built in so that we can have the Rollbar "flush" (resize) itself when a certain event is triggered? | |
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| Tab panes height equal to tab panes content? ¶ | |
| It seems that tab control calculate maximal height of all tab panes, and set height of all tab panes to maximal value. It looks ugly if one tab's pane has big content (in height) and other tab pane doesn't. Is there any way that every tab pane content has its own height (actually height of pane, independent of other tab's panes height) without resizing to maximal possible value? | |
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| Re: Tab panes height equal to tab panes content? ¶ | |
| Actually, rollbar control height is set to maximal height and depends on maximal height of all rollbar panes which is bad. | |
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| rollbar display problem ¶ | |
| I'm testing this widget and created a test at http://www.rldev.net:8180/cgnauth/login.jsp (user/pwd = cgn/test) If you login you see for a short time all the output from all tabs. guus | |
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| Re: rollbar display problem ¶ | |
| Hello, Could someone please look at my problem? Or is there an alternative tabbed navigation tool that doesn't have this problem? Guus | |
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| Re: rollbar display problem ¶ | |
| Try adding style="display: none" on the DIV who's ID you pass to DynarchRB.setup. Hope this helps. | |
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| Unexpected results using IE 7.0 ¶ | |
| I'm receiving unexpected results when using Internet Explorer 7.0 beta (i.e., tables and controls are not aligned and the page looks chaotic) whereas it looked ok using the 6.0 version. What would the fix be for this? | |
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| Can Not Load ¶ | |
| I have unziped the DEMO version and placed it on my HOST in the root directory of my testing site (HTML) so the path is now html > rollbar. Nothing has been touched under that. I created the test.html file, uploaded it to the html directory of the host and went into Firefox to bring up the test.html page and all i got was three lines that said : See it at http://www.splitlightdesigns.com/perks/test.html What am I doing wrong. Thanks | |
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| Re: Can Not Load ¶ | |
| Your code tries to load RollBar JS file at this address: http://www.splitlightdesigns.com/rollbar/rollbar.js — however, your server responds with a “404 not found”. Same happens with the CSS file. If you correct this problem you should be fine. | |
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