Kelvin, While I didn't really dig into the problem, looking at the inspecting the jScrollPaneContainer element in Chrome, the width is being set to 1130px for me.
My guess is something in your code is calculating the wrong width for the element. My best guess is this is due with the issue in Webkit where if you don't load *all* the CSS before the JS, then the ready() function fires before all the CSS is applied, therefore your dimensions can be off. You might try moving the scrollpane code in a $(window).load() event temporarily to see if that changes things. -Dan On Tue, Apr 28, 2009 at 1:13 PM, Kelvin Luck <kelvin.l...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Hi again, > > I have now reproduced the issue in Safari on PC and now Chrome on PC. > One of the user's reported a problem with this site: > > http://warehousetwentyone.com/ > > Clicking back and forth between warehouse and services in the > aforementioned browsers sometimes breaks. A refresh fixes it. And it > never breaks on the initial load. So it appears to be a webkit issue > but I'm not sure exactly where it is going wrong... > > Any ideas still much appreciated, > > Kelvin :) > > On Tue, Apr 28, 2009 at 9:53 AM, Kelvin Luck <kelvin.l...@gmail.com> > wrote: > > Hi, > > > > Sorry for the vague question but I'm wondering if there are any known > > issues with webkit browsers (e.g. Safari and Chrome) and jQuery 1.3? > > > > I've had quite a few queries from users of my jScrollPane plugin who > > have noticed issues with it on Safari on mac. They seem to be > > related to either document.ready firing at the wrong time or possibly > > to calculations of height going wrong. > > > > You can see some of the reports here: > > > > http://code.google.com/p/jscrollpane/issues/detail?id=60 > > > > It also seems to be related to the state of the user's cache. One user > > said: "Scrollbar works correctly on first load, but breaks when one or > > more of the dependent files loads from the browser cache, specifically > > in Safari on Mac." while another said: "Loads frequently with no > > scrollbars at all, on refresh is fine.". This is what makes me wonder > > if the problem is related to document.ready... > > > > It seems like some people solved the problem by adjusting the order of > > the script and css files in the head of the document but this didn't > > work for everyone. > > > > I first started getting reports like this around the time jQuery 1.3 > > came out and I don't think there were any previous to that. So it may > > be related to 1.3. But it could also be related to some changes I did > > at that time... I am asking my users to help me debug but I wondered > > if there was any known issues that might be causing this... > > > > Thanks for any ideas or pointers, > > > > Kelvin :) > > >
