Just in case anybody else is interested :) I investigated further on
this issue. If the used MenuModel is not empty, then rendering is quite
ok. However I cannot use the emptyness of the tab list as a criterion
for rendering the panel: if a page has an empty model on a request and
then renders with a tab (because of an event processing), then rendering
is not complete.
Missing icons are: tab3-start-selected, tab3-start-selected,
tab3-bot-mid-selected, tab3-end-selected, tab3-bot-end-selected, all
concerning the af|navigationPaneTabs:: selector group. Text background
(done through tab3-mid-selected icon) is ok.
I could debug further, but I cannot even figure out why a simple *right*
click on tab labels forces rendering completion. This might be a
starting point to debug.
Does anybody have an idea about where to look at ?
-- Renzo
Renzo Tomaselli wrote:
Hi, I'm experiencing a wrong rendering of the tab bar on Firefox 2.0.
On IE it seems ok.
I'm using a MenuModel-driven navigationPane. I noticed that tabs are
rendered by means of an icon puzzle, surrounding tab label text.
All icons are provided by skin selectors as background. I did not
modify any selector.
The problem is that - after any tab clicking - such icons are not shown.
Any further action - such as right-button click on text, or page
refresh, displays all icons properly, till next tab selection.
Since full page refreshing renders everything ok, I suspect that PPR
is involved somehow.
Trinidad navigationPane examples run fine, but none of them uses the
MenuModel. They use direct children.
Had anybody else similar issues ?
Thanks -- Renzo
