Does anyone use Gemini by Yandex for testing css regression?
I faced with the following problem: need to test scroll in some page, but as I know, gemini capture whole page and show only that part which you set by adding .setCaptureElements('someElement').
E.g. I set capture element as html (which has 100% height) and my content is very huge, but gemini screenshot show up only cut over part of page without possibility to scroll cause page hasn't scroll as such...
Maybe some of you faced with same problem and have cool solution?
Thanks!
I had the necessity to make a screenshot of the page that has scrolling. I need the screenshot of the whole page and made changes which let me did it:
Used .setCaptureElements only for the element where is scrolling exist (not the whole body).
Added line compositeImage: true in configuration file.
gemini.suite('App-Name', function(test) {
test.setUrl('/')
.setCaptureElements('body')
.capture('Full Page', (actions) => actions.wait(2000))
});
//You can also use
.setCaptureElements('html') , if .setCaptureElements('body') is not working perfect for you.
You need to add this code in .gemini.js
browsers: {
'chrome-desktop': {
desiredCapabilities: {
browserName: 'chrome',
compositeImage: true,
screenshotMode: 'fullpage',
}
}
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I'm having an issue with owlcarousel. When I use large images with items:1 everything works well and each slide contains 1 image. But when I use smaller images the items:1 option is ignored and the images display 4 per slide.
owlcarousel is version 2.3.4 as are the corresponding CSS files.
$(document).ready(function(){
$(".news-post-gallery").owlCarousel({
navigation : false, // Show next and prev buttons
autoplay:false,
items: 1,
loop:false,
margin: 10,
center: true,
nav: true,
navText: [
"<div>Left</div>",
"<div>Right</div>"
],
responsive:{
0:{
items:1,
}
}
});
});
My first guess is that this is a CSS issue. Mind you even the small images are not that "small", the large images that I used were like half my screen width.
Edit: navText is being ignored as well when small images are used.
The issue was another carousel being initialized targeting the owl-carousel class. This ended up initializing the one I needed with the wrong settings. The carousels initializations were coming from different templates so the result was only visible in the source once the page was loaded.
Adding $(...).owlCarousel('destroy'); before i initialized mine solved the problem.
I have an dojo enhanced grid inside a title pane which inturn in Tabcontainer. I am creating a tab container dynamically and painting the title pane which contains grid. For the first time the grid is painted properly but if i close the tab and again try it to open a tabcontainer title pane is painted but grid inside the titlepane is not painted (or rather its not visible) until i do a browser resize.
So anybody have faced similar kind of issue? Please let me know the solution for this.
I tried resize(), update() & startup() methods on grid nothing worked out.
I am kind of stuck please share your thoughts on this.
Thanks,
Vikram
I had the same problem and found a workaround by doing a dojo connect like:
dojo.connect(Datagrid,"_onFetchComplete",DataGrid,"_resize");
So it should automatically be resized, when DataGrid finished loading data.
Hope I could help.
Greeting, Simon
Have you tried setting an absolute height on the Grid?
Which browsers did you try? (I experienced various problems with DataGrid in TabCointainer using IE)
You must call the TabContainer.layout() each time its container is changing size. For doing this, you could 1) monitor DOMEvents onunderflow and onoverflow on containing DOMNode or 2) when container becomes visible (once-n-forall).
Reason why a window.onresize event fixes it is, that the TabContainer hooks on said event and calls its own layout.
In your situation, where the TabController fiddles with TabContainer's panes, there may be missing a 'layoutChildren' somewhere. Optimally, you should place the grid as the first on only child to tab.
After the grid is deployed, it will take an absolute, calculated height - 'inherited' from the TabContainer. This is fired once the TabContainer chooses to resize or instructed to do so.
Manually, you should be able to implement these lines - after re-opening a tab. The script is taken from _Grid.js to illustrate
var grid = dijit.byId('MYGRIDID');
require(["dijit/layout/utils"], function(layerUtils) {
layoutUtils.layoutChildren(grid.domNode,
grid._contentBox,
[grid.tablist, {
domNode: grid.tablistSpacer,
layoutAlign: titleAlign
}, {
domNode: grid.containerNode,
layoutAlign: "client"
}]);
grid._containerContentBox = layoutUtils.marginBox2contentBox(grid.containerNode,
{
domNode: grid.containerNode,
layoutAlign: "client"
});
// note this line in particular
grid.selectedChildWidget.resize(grid._containerContentBox);
}
My issue
I had a similar situation as yours:
Grid is in a titlepane (closed by default).
Grid can be destroyed and re-created on the fly.
Issue appears when user:
opens the pane.
closes the pane.
re-creates the grid.
re-opens the pane.
grid is not visible, until browser window is resized!
My solution
My approach was to force a resize() on my grid whenever the title pane was being opened.
I used code like this, in a place where I had access to both the grid and the panes:
var titlePane = registry.byId("title-pane-id");
var handle = aspect.after(titlePane, "toggle", function(deferred) {
if (titlePane.open) {
grid.resize();
}
});
The dojo/aspect doc
Don't forget to remove the aspect from your grid if you destroy it.
I did this on dojo v1.8.1
My solution is too easy: define on declaration of grid the bold parameter write here:
grid = new EnhancedGrid({id: 'MyIDgrid',
store: dataStore = new ObjectStore({objectStore: myStore}),
structure: structureGrid,
plugins: pluginGrid,
style : 'width: 725px; height: 350px',
autoWidth : true,
**autoHeight : false,height:'200px',**
elasticView : '2'
}, document.createElement('div'));
this resolve all!
Enjoy!
style="height: auto;" will fit the purpose.
I'm using Twitter Bootstrap with fixed layout along with jQuery Masonry on a specific page.
It's working, however starting from the second row the top positions of the divs are miscalculated and are partly covering the elements of the first row.
It looks like the script quits before rearranging the elements.
Strangely, when I open the inspector in Chrome or slightly resize the viewport the divs are jumping to their correct positions. Refreshing the page sometimes helps, sometimes doesn't...
My masonry script:
jQuery(document).ready(function(){
jQuery('.span9').masonry({
itemSelector: '.span3',
columnWidth: function( containerWidth ) {
return containerWidth / 3;
}
});
});
Is this normal behaviour? Should I add window.resize to the above script?
Placing the masonry script in the page itself or in the header, footer doesn't change it's behaviour.
I'm calling masonry.js right after jQuery, before any other Bootstrap js.
Just read the help Section here http://masonry.desandro.com/docs/help.html
The Script runs before all images have been loaded, you have to trigger it after the window loaded
$(window).load(function(){
$('#container').masonry({
// options...
});
});
I'm using the Jquery Tools Scrollable plugin like this example, and I would like to have custom buttons that would make it Start and Stop. I can get it to stop autoscrolling, but I can't get it to resume autoscrolling from where I stopped it.
Here's how I initialize it:
$(document).ready(function() {
// heeeeeeeeeeere we go.
var root = $("#chained").scrollable({circular: true, mousewheel: true,
easing:'easeInOutQuint', speed: 1200}).navigator().autoscroll({
interval: 3000
});
// provide scrollable API for the action buttons
window.api = root.data("scrollable");
});
From this thread, I can make it "Stop." I also know that I can also make it "Begin" - go to the first slide - by using these:
Start
Stop
Although it does go to the first pane/slide, it not longer autoscrolls. Is there a way to get it to resume autoscrolling in the location where I "Stopped" it? Also, is the window.api=root.data("scrollable"); approach deprecated? Should I approach that differently?
TIA for any suggestions.
can anyone please explain, with an example if possible, how to load dynamic content inside an iscroll div and assign a new height to it?
I can get it to work but I can't control the height of the scroll for the new content.
I'm new to all this and have no clue were to start.
here's what I'm working on:
http://homepage.mac.com/jjco/test/index7.html
when the page is loaded you see the scroll bar where there's no content...
clicking on print/damm (shows the height I originally set for this content)
clicking on print/fcbarcelona (maintains the same height and position of the scroll you used before) as you see it's not working as it should.
obviously, I don't want the scroll to be there when it's not necessary.
any help would be greatly appreciated.
It's better to use the refresh() method in iScroll, which will recalculate the height.
myScroll.refresh();
I had a similar problem, and just refresh() didn't help, so didn't help destroying and recreating iScroll. In my case I was loading a lot of elements into iScroll div. What did solve the problem is setTimeout(). As MASTERING THE REFRESH() METHOD said adding even 0ms to a setTimeout() would solve a lot of problems. In my case it was 500ms. =
here is code sample:
var myScroll;
function createIScroll(){
myScroll = new iScroll('wrapper');
}
function iScrollRefresh(){
setTimeout(function(){
myScroll.refresh();
}, 500);
}
$ajax(){
//receiving data
}
function someFunction(){
//dynamic content is created
iScrollRefresh();
}
My problem was that refresh() function was executed before content was inserted into DOM, so increasing timeout helped. I hope it helps to beginners like me.
try this, when you insert your new data into iScroll do these steps
//myScroll is a global variable you initialize iScroll on
myScroll.destroy();
myScroll = null;
loaded();//this is a functions where you have have your iScroll initializer
To watch height changes:
setInterval(function () {
var newScrollerHeight = $scroller.innerHeight();
if (newScrollerHeight !== prevScrollerHeight) {
prevScrollerHeight = newScrollerHeight;
myScroll.refresh();
}
}, 500);
Take a look at iScroll4
In iscroll.js, I see experimental option: checkDOMChanges: false,// Experimental You can enable and use it.