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Column misaligned with grid content when sorted on partially visible column (IE9) #474

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akulkarni2 opened this issue Mar 8, 2013 · 4 comments

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@akulkarni2
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Hi,

I am using dgrid for my web project and having a problem in it. The scenario is as follows:

The grid is opened which has many columns. It has a horizontal scroll bar to navigate through the columns. If I click on the partially visible column, the grid contents gets misaligned with the static column header. I could see this problem in only IE-9. It is not visible in chrome or in safari.

Please find the attached images to understand the problem more easily.
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If you could help me resolve this issue, that would be really great. I would appreciate.

Thanks
~Aniruddha

@akulkarni2
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I am using dojo 1.7.1 and dgrid 0.3.0 versions.

@akulkarni2
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Did anybody get a chance to look at this?

Thanks
~Aniruddha

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@minggangshao
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Hello Ken,

I just tested, and found that fix #474 didn't fix the bug that "Sorting the last column of the grid without scrolling to see it completely first, will make the header columns missaligned with the other columns.".

Can you double check?

Thanks,
Ming

@kfranqueiro
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What browser(s) are you finding this to be still reproducible in?

Can you post a test case on https://gist.github.com/ or reproduction steps against an existing dgrid test page that can reproduce this?

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