Great, this is the best thing. It seems that the attribute pageYOffset
is undefined in IE. I don't really know what it is supposed to do and it
seems to be only used to update the window.status, so maybe we can just
avoid it if the browser is IE (using some test like /'if
(navigator.appVersion.indexOf("MSIE")!=-1)'/ ) or try to find some
equivalent to this property in IE (I have tried the following link, but
without much success:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms535873.aspx).
Hope this can help. If you need more information, or more debug help, I
will be glad to do it but unfortunately my knowledge of Javascript is
quite small (I usually donnot work directly on Web Application).
Guillaume
Mike Schrag a écrit :
>> Ok I will work this way for now. I have closed the outline view and
>> restarted Eclipse and the problem is gone.
>>
>> Thank you very much for replying so fast. I hope though that you will
>> find a fix for that some day, but since it is still in progress, I
>> can wait ;-).
> If you happen to get to this before I do, here's an HTML dump of an
> outline view. If I had to suspect something offhand, it would be the
> scroll operation trickery at the bottom that I do to try to maintain
> the scroll position across outline changes ...
>
>
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