Details
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Type:
Bug
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Status: Closed
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Priority:
Major
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Resolution: Fixed
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Affects Version/s: 1.5.1
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Component/s: ICE-Components
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Labels:None
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Environment:Operating System: Windows XP
Platform: PC
Description
In addressing In addressing Bug #1084, I attempted to implement Appear/Fade effects on the
ice:panelPopup component used to login to the icefaces.org website.
I attempted a few ways of implementing the effects:
- wrapping the panelPopup component in a panelGroup with the effects
- implementing the effects on the panelPopup component itself
- playing with the visible attribute on both the parent panelGroup component
and the child panelPopup component to get the desired effect
- duplicating non-modal popup functionality in a panelGroup component
containing the effects
I settled on implementing the ice:panelPopup functionality in a ice:panelGroup
component. It seems all the functionality of a non-modal ice:panelPopup
component is available in a ice:panelGroup component and I could also
implement the effect in this ice:panelGroup component.
Regardless of whether I implemented the effect on the panelGroup containing
the ice:panelPopup component with the draggable="true" attribute set, or used
just the ice:panelGroup component on its own with draggable="true" attribute
set, dragging the login box results in the box blinking on subsequent firing
of the effects. When the box is not draggable, the effects continually fire
as expected without any blinking., I attempted to implement Appear/Fade effects on the
ice:panelPopup component used to login to the icefaces.org website.
I attempted a few ways of implementing the effects:
- wrapping the panelPopup component in a panelGroup with the effects
- implementing the effects on the panelPopup component itself
- playing with the visible attribute on both the parent panelGroup component
and the child panelPopup component to get the desired effect
- duplicating non-modal popup functionality in a panelGroup component
containing the effects
I settled on implementing the ice:panelPopup functionality in a ice:panelGroup
component. It seems all the functionality of a non-modal ice:panelPopup
component is available in a ice:panelGroup component and I could also
implement the effect in this ice:panelGroup component.
Regardless of whether I implemented the effect on the panelGroup containing
the ice:panelPopup component with the draggable="true" attribute set, or used
just the ice:panelGroup component on its own with draggable="true" attribute
set, dragging the login box results in the box blinking on subsequent firing
of the effects. When the box is not draggable, the effects continually fire
as expected without any blinking.
ice:panelPopup component used to login to the icefaces.org website.
I attempted a few ways of implementing the effects:
- wrapping the panelPopup component in a panelGroup with the effects
- implementing the effects on the panelPopup component itself
- playing with the visible attribute on both the parent panelGroup component
and the child panelPopup component to get the desired effect
- duplicating non-modal popup functionality in a panelGroup component
containing the effects
I settled on implementing the ice:panelPopup functionality in a ice:panelGroup
component. It seems all the functionality of a non-modal ice:panelPopup
component is available in a ice:panelGroup component and I could also
implement the effect in this ice:panelGroup component.
Regardless of whether I implemented the effect on the panelGroup containing
the ice:panelPopup component with the draggable="true" attribute set, or used
just the ice:panelGroup component on its own with draggable="true" attribute
set, dragging the login box results in the box blinking on subsequent firing
of the effects. When the box is not draggable, the effects continually fire
as expected without any blinking., I attempted to implement Appear/Fade effects on the
ice:panelPopup component used to login to the icefaces.org website.
I attempted a few ways of implementing the effects:
- wrapping the panelPopup component in a panelGroup with the effects
- implementing the effects on the panelPopup component itself
- playing with the visible attribute on both the parent panelGroup component
and the child panelPopup component to get the desired effect
- duplicating non-modal popup functionality in a panelGroup component
containing the effects
I settled on implementing the ice:panelPopup functionality in a ice:panelGroup
component. It seems all the functionality of a non-modal ice:panelPopup
component is available in a ice:panelGroup component and I could also
implement the effect in this ice:panelGroup component.
Regardless of whether I implemented the effect on the panelGroup containing
the ice:panelPopup component with the draggable="true" attribute set, or used
just the ice:panelGroup component on its own with draggable="true" attribute
set, dragging the login box results in the box blinking on subsequent firing
of the effects. When the box is not draggable, the effects continually fire
as expected without any blinking.
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Did a little testing when I noticed the login wasn't draggable. As mentioned the current login box for .org is using a panelGroup. I added the draggable attribute to the panel group and it dragged correctly on windows using IE and FF without firing any extra effects.
If we where to add the draggable attribute to the panelGroup we would also want to make sure that the dragMask was set to avoid any unnecessary server requests:
dragMask="dragging, drag_cancel,dropped,hover_start,hover_end"
Anyways we might want to make it draggable for the next release.
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Patrick Corless
added a comment - Did a little testing when I noticed the login wasn't draggable. As mentioned the current login box for .org is using a panelGroup. I added the draggable attribute to the panel group and it dragged correctly on windows using IE and FF without firing any extra effects.
If we where to add the draggable attribute to the panelGroup we would also want to make sure that the dragMask was set to avoid any unnecessary server requests:
dragMask="dragging, drag_cancel,dropped,hover_start,hover_end"
Anyways we might want to make it draggable for the next release.
This is an application problem. Closing.
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Rob Mayhew
added a comment - This is an application problem. Closing.
Assign to Rob.