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firefox is broken
tracking firefox problem separately from -- #25 Firefox display is broken currently.
It seems to start working when heights are set explicitly -- for me. You say you don't see anything in DOM at all? Is there a javascript error?
@lcpriest we're in the middle of refactoring the way scrolling is done, so please test on any browsers you have available. If you can fix any scroll issues with a PR without breaking them in other browsers you'll be a hero.
y-scroll should only scroll body section x-scroll should scroll header, body and footer together
Both scrollbars should only be visible if scrolling in that direction is required
additional spec - header and footer heights should autosize to contents. Body should fill the remaining space.
In your Ember London talk, you had a demo app already spun up - is that available for testing? Or should I build my own example app.
it's also linked from the readme page on github, but we only push that when it's working so it's out of date!
Just pushed a fix for firefox w/ native-scroll mode (which is turned on on macs and phones). Once we confirm that firefox works in windows/firefox we can close this issue.
Chrome on Windows is broken. No y-scrollbar and column widths broken in "scroll columns"
Sorry I can't help. Doing a 22 hour day for a client including 10 hours of driving...
ok ... thought I wouldn't get to it but pushed something for windows/chrome.
Hope you made it home safely!
Wow - Firefox, go home - you're drunk.
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this.window.console.error.bind is not a function
[Break On This Error] error: this.window.console.error.bind(this.window.console)
livere...ipver=1 (line 301)
Accessors not supported!
[Break On This Error] if('get' in Attributes || 'set' in...ypeError('Accessors not supported!');
vendor.js (line 1456)
Could not find module ember imported from dummy/app
[Break On This Error] throw new Error('Could not find ... 'imported from' + origin + '`');
... sigh ... it seems we are pushing the limits of browser compatibility... I asked testem whether I could set windows tests on virtual machines -- but no response yet.
Maybe I'll try to figure out how to do this on my own using docker, as it seems that, even when we get our test suite in shape, passing in phantomjs doesn't necessarily translate into passing in browser X.