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: 1.7.2 SP1b, 1.8DR#2
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Component/s: ICE-Components
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Labels:None
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Environment:Styles
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ICEsoft Forum Reference:
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Workaround Exists:Yes
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Workaround Description:Modify the styles manually or apply your own.
Description
Setting disabled=true on a panelCollapsible yields unpredictable and incorrect results depending on the style used. The original forum post has screen snapshots showing that;
Rime: Appears to apply NO style to disabled panels
XP: Applies a consistent visual style BUT no visual cue as to its disabled state
Royale: Applies a consistent visual style and applies a visual cue to the disabled state BUT does not appear to change the cursor appropriately.
The forum poster identified this problem under 1.7 but I was able to replicate it using 1.8.
Rime: Appears to apply NO style to disabled panels
XP: Applies a consistent visual style BUT no visual cue as to its disabled state
Royale: Applies a consistent visual style and applies a visual cue to the disabled state BUT does not appear to change the cursor appropriately.
The forum poster identified this problem under 1.7 but I was able to replicate it using 1.8.
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We should review the styling for Rime theme as it's currently a little lacking. Need to preserve the "bar" at the top somehow. I'll consult with design on this.
There also seems to be no difference in styling of enabled and disabled collapsible panel on IE browser for 'Royale' & 'XP' theme.
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Mandeep Hayher
added a comment - There also seems to be no difference in styling of enabled and disabled collapsible panel on IE browser for 'Royale' & 'XP' theme.
Fixed at revision 18420
Opacity just won't work properly in IE in conjunction with our current markup and other CSS rules. Added new background images for the disabled classes instead.
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Arturo Zambrano
added a comment - Fixed at revision 18420
Opacity just won't work properly in IE in conjunction with our current markup and other CSS rules. Added new background images for the disabled classes instead.
fixed at revision 18335