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SEL-426
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Bug
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Open
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| Priority: |
Critical
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| Assignee: |
Unassigned
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| Reporter: |
Derek L.
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0
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1
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Selenium
Created: 07/Feb/07 04:09 PM
Updated: 16/Nov/07 02:40 PM
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None
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| Affects Version/s: |
0.8.0
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| Fix Version/s: |
1.0.1
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Original Estimate:
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Unknown
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Remaining Estimate:
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Unknown
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Time Spent:
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Unknown
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File Attachments:
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sel-426.html (3 kb)
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sel-426.rsel (0.4 kb)
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IE6 on WinXP
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In selenium-api.js on line 1663, the comments state:
// Netscape can get confused in some cases, such that the height of the parent is smaller
// than that of the element (which it shouldn't really be). If this is the case, we need to
// exclude this element, since it will result in too large a 'top' return value.
This is obviously not true since a DIV of height 200px with overflow:scroll or auto can contain a child element with a height of 300px. On top of that, if this is a Netscape bug, then IE shouldn't even see this section of code.
Commenting out the entire if/else logic and keeping line 1674 ( // Next up... \n element = element.offsetParent) seemed to fix the issue in IE.
Please see the attached files for a test case. Keep in mind that this uses Y!UI for Drag and Drop capability to illustrate the issue. The Y!UI library has been linked w/in the HTML to the yahoo.com so you will not setup Y!UI locally.
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Description
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In selenium-api.js on line 1663, the comments state:
// Netscape can get confused in some cases, such that the height of the parent is smaller
// than that of the element (which it shouldn't really be). If this is the case, we need to
// exclude this element, since it will result in too large a 'top' return value.
This is obviously not true since a DIV of height 200px with overflow:scroll or auto can contain a child element with a height of 300px. On top of that, if this is a Netscape bug, then IE shouldn't even see this section of code.
Commenting out the entire if/else logic and keeping line 1674 ( // Next up... \n element = element.offsetParent) seemed to fix the issue in IE.
Please see the attached files for a test case. Keep in mind that this uses Y!UI for Drag and Drop capability to illustrate the issue. The Y!UI library has been linked w/in the HTML to the yahoo.com so you will not setup Y!UI locally. |
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getElementPositionTop does not calculate the Top correctly on DIVs with overflow: auto/scroll in IE