I've noticed that running the docking example in the non-maximized,
reduced size IDE won't allow the vertical scrollbar sufficient upward
scrolling to see the top of the form. The smaller the IDE window is set
the less of the top parts of the form that can be seen or scrolled to.

This same problem appears to occur in Firefox and IE outside of the IDE
if the window is reduced in size.

Anyone else seeing this?

--
Rick

Yes and it also appears to be the same with scrolling left - you cannot
scroll all the way to the left.

Chris Holland
[Team Elevate]

On 03/06/2013 05:44, Rick wrote:
> I've noticed that running the docking example in the non-maximized,
> reduced size IDE won't allow the vertical scrollbar sufficient upward
> scrolling to see the top of the form. The smaller the IDE window is set
> the less of the top parts of the form that can be seen or scrolled to.
>
> This same problem appears to occur in Firefox and IE outside of the IDE
> if the window is reduced in size.
>
> Anyone else seeing this?
>

Rick,

<< I've noticed that running the docking example in the non-maximized,
reduced size IDE won't allow the vertical scrollbar sufficient upward
scrolling to see the top of the form. The smaller the IDE window is set the
less of the top parts of the form that can be seen or scrolled to.

This same problem appears to occur in Firefox and IE outside of the IDE if
the window is reduced in size. >>

This is normal, and due to the fact that the example applications are set to
run with the desktop height/width set to auto-size.  If you manually set the
desktop height/width to large enough values to contain the main form, then
the scrollbars will work as-expected.

I've got this on the list of things to enhance already - having the
auto-height and auto-width take into account the maximum of the visibile
forms along with the browser window size.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com