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If you look at the 'complex columns' test page in IE, and go to the second example, with one locked column set, you will see that you cannot scroll the column set horizontally by clicking in the area between the scroller and the arrow. The only way to scroll in IE is to grab and drag the scroller, or to click on the arrows at either edge.
I have created a test page of raw HTML using exactly the same CSS properties as ColumnSet uses to render its scrollers, and it works fine. So it is something to do with the use of this technique within a dgrid somehow.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Turns out the kicker was that the div the scrollbar was in was exactly the height of the scrollbar. Adding 1 to that fixes it. Fixed this and did some overdue refactoring in 88e565b
If you look at the 'complex columns' test page in IE, and go to the second example, with one locked column set, you will see that you cannot scroll the column set horizontally by clicking in the area between the scroller and the arrow. The only way to scroll in IE is to grab and drag the scroller, or to click on the arrows at either edge.
I have created a test page of raw HTML using exactly the same CSS properties as ColumnSet uses to render its scrollers, and it works fine. So it is something to do with the use of this technique within a dgrid somehow.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: