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Nick Retallack updated CB-1169:
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Description:
This page demonstrates the problem:
http://nickretallack.com/experiments/phonegap/fixed.html
Open this page in Android Browser and notice that when you rotate your device,
the red square is always positioned in the far right corner.
Now try running this page in phonegap. If you load the page in portrait and
rotate your device to landscape, the red square stays in the middle of the bar.
If you load the page in landscape and rotate to portrait, the red square stays
offscreen. I've included a refresh link on the page so you can easily test
this.
I've verified the problem on many versions of phonegap on many versions of
Android OS: Froyo, Gingerbread, ICS, and even JellyBean. Perhaps you need to
change the way you poke the page to reflow when the user rotates their phone.
--- Notes on Work-arounds
One way to work around this would be to use absolute positioning on both the
header and the scrollable content, and give the scrollable content
overflow:auto. Unfortunately, most android phones do not support oveflow:auto
so this would not work. There are scrolling plugins out there that attempt to
work around this, but my content is virtually rendered (elements are inserted
and absolutely positioned in the scrollable area only when they should be
visible) and it does not play well with these plugins. I suppose I could
modify one.
Another work-around is to position the content from the left instead of the
right, and update its position using JavaScript. I've implemented that
work-around here: http://nickretallack.com/experiments/phonegap/jsfixed.html
was:
This page demonstrates the problem:
http://nickretallack.com/experiments/phonegap/fixed.html
Open this page in Android Browser and notice that when you rotate your device,
the red square is always positioned in the far right corner.
Now try running this page in phonegap. If you load the page in portrait and
rotate your device to landscape, the red square stays in the middle of the bar.
If you load the page in landscape and rotate to portrait, the red square stays
offscreen. I've included a refresh link on the page so you can easily test
this.
I've verified the problem on many versions of phonegap on many versions of
Android OS: Froyo, Gingerbread, ICS, and even JellyBean. Perhaps you need to
change the way you poke the page to reflow when the user rotates their phone.
--- Notes on Work-arounds
One way to work around this would be to use absolute positioning on both the
header and the scrollable content, and give the scrollable content
overflow:auto. Unfortunately, most android phones do not support oveflow:auto
so this would not work. There are scrolling plugins out there that attempt to
work around this, but my content is virtually rendered (elements are inserted
and absolutely positioned in the scrollable area only when they should be
visible) and it does not play well with these plugins. I suppose I could
modify one.
Another work-around is to position the content from the left instead of the
right, and update its position using JavaScript.
> position:fixed does not update its positioning context when you rotate your
> phone
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>
> Key: CB-1169
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-1169
> Project: Apache Cordova
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Android
> Affects Versions: 1.7.0, 1.8.0, 1.9.0, 2.0.0
> Environment: Any android phone
> Reporter: Nick Retallack
> Assignee: Joe Bowser
>
> This page demonstrates the problem:
> http://nickretallack.com/experiments/phonegap/fixed.html
> Open this page in Android Browser and notice that when you rotate your
> device, the red square is always positioned in the far right corner.
> Now try running this page in phonegap. If you load the page in portrait and
> rotate your device to landscape, the red square stays in the middle of the
> bar. If you load the page in landscape and rotate to portrait, the red
> square stays offscreen. I've included a refresh link on the page so you can
> easily test this.
> I've verified the problem on many versions of phonegap on many versions of
> Android OS: Froyo, Gingerbread, ICS, and even JellyBean. Perhaps you need to
> change the way you poke the page to reflow when the user rotates their phone.
> --- Notes on Work-arounds
> One way to work around this would be to use absolute positioning on both the
> header and the scrollable content, and give the scrollable content
> overflow:auto. Unfortunately, most android phones do not support
> oveflow:auto so this would not work. There are scrolling plugins out there
> that attempt to work around this, but my content is virtually rendered
> (elements are inserted and absolutely positioned in the scrollable area only
> when they should be visible) and it does not play well with these plugins. I
> suppose I could modify one.
> Another work-around is to position the content from the left instead of the
> right, and update its position using JavaScript. I've implemented that
> work-around here: http://nickretallack.com/experiments/phonegap/jsfixed.html
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