I've found a workaround. It appears that IE has some rendering bugs
that collapses content in certain situations. The workaround I've
found is to set the IE-specific zoom style to 1 on elements that
exibit this behavior. The trick is that this needs to be applied
after the new divs are injected
Hey Eric,
Thanks for checking into this. I've done some more digging and I've
narrowed the issue down to the container/wrapping div that is injected
into the DOM. If I remove the following from the container
(s.d.container) when it is created:
display: 'none',
position: 'fixed',
..the di
longer liquid.
Below is the simplest piece of sample code I could produce that shows
the behavior.
Any help would be appreciated – I’ve spent several days trying to
solve this issue with no luck so far.
Eric Getchell
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I determined what was the issued and will post my solution here in
case others encounter the same problem.
I incorrectly assumed the .load() call was a synchronous (blocking)
call, which it is not. Therefore, the SimpleModal call was processing
the empty div before the content had finished being
Hello,
I’m having two issues with the SimpleModal jQuery plugin that I’m sure
someone knows the answers to. Essentially, I am using SimpleModal to
display informational windows/forms and I encountered an issue when
loading the display content via Ajax. To ensure that the rendering
problems were
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