Hi Dan, Thanks for the response. I think you are correct that it has something to do with the loading of the CSS. Some people reported the problem was fixed by re-arranging the order of the CSS and JS includes in the head of the document. I also just saw this post to the jquery-dev list which looks like it may be worth checking out in more detail:
http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-dev/browse_thread/thread/77be7025a17eed3b I'll report back here if I figure anything out, Cheers, Kelvin :) On Fri, May 1, 2009 at 7:29 AM, Dan G. Switzer, II <dswit...@pengoworks.com> wrote: > 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 :) >> > > >
