Compact toolbar buttons remain disabled if scrolled manually

Tyson Schoepflin

May 25, 2018 19:42

Viewer: HTML 2.10

 

Shell: mobile

 

Toolbar: compact

 

ToolbarVisibleTools: 4

If the resolution of the device is such that any buttons on the toolbar are hidden to start with (most often in portrait view) hidden buttons remain unuseable if you manually swipe the compact toolbar over to reveal the hidden buttons.  If the arrow button is used to slide the compact toolbar over the buttons become usable.

The tag disabling pointer events (style="pointer-events: none") is not removed when manually scrolling the compact toolbar.  This leaves buttons that appear to be enabled but cannot be used if the user swipes the compact toolbar.

 

Would be nice, if maunal scrolling is intended, to have it enable pointer events on visible buttons.

 

Our current fix is to add the following to the handheld css, which prevents manual scrolling of the compact toolbar.

 

.CompactToolbarView .flyout-menu-floating-area

 

{

 

    overflow:hidden;

 

}

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  Permanently deleted user

  October 05, 2018 23:19

  Hi Tyson,

   

  Thanks for sending in this detailed bug report, and including your workaround.

   

  We may have fixed this issue for the 2.11.1 release of the Viewer for HTML5 - I recommend upgrading.  I've still filed it as a new bug since the bug I found that was fixed indicates the fix is to use the scroll arrows rather than swiping to scroll.

   

  Regards,

   

  -Malcolm

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