Re: Online docs jumping when tooltip displayed, *in Safari*
Re: Online docs jumping when tooltip displayed, *in Safari*
- Subject: Re: Online docs jumping when tooltip displayed, *in Safari*
- From: Ronald Hayden <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 4 Oct 2009 10:55:22 -0700
I reported 100% reproducible (for me) steps in <rdar://problem/
7199788>
Thanks for the report -- that is being tracked on the browser side,
but hadn't made it to me to ensure we were doing a workaround in the
docs.
We're working on pushing out our next doc update soon, and I'll make
sure those tooltips get pulled.
Our intent, after this doc update, is to re-instate the tooltips using
standard browser "title" functionality. We currently use a fancier
JavaScript driven approach that allows for styled content in the
tooltip and some additional control over the display of the tooltip,
but unfortunately we can't get around triggering this bug, so we're
going back to basics.
-- Ron
On Oct 4, 2009, at 10:21 AM, Jeff Johnson wrote
On Oct 4, 2009, at 12:03 PM, Ronald Hayden wrote:
I can't reproduce right now in Safari at the page you mention, but
it *has*
also happened to me in Safari. Basically I've just given up
complaining. :)
This situation can definitely occur in Safari, as there's a WebKit
issue at the core of it. If there's any repeatable case, please do
complain, and we'll investigate and fix it. It's a very annoying
bug and we don't want people to have to live with it.
To our knowledge the bug itself is not sporadic; either the
triggering functionality is there or it is not. If this occurs on
a page and then goes away with a refresh, somewhere in the system
the data was likely cached. Once the issue is gone it should stay
gone, and we've updated all documentation that we believe exhibited
this issue.
-- Ron
Ron,
I reported 100% reproducible (for me) steps in <rdar://problem/
7199788>
1. Launch Safari
2. Empty Cache in Safari
3. Load <http://developer.apple.com/mac/library/documentation/Cocoa/Reference/Foundation/Classes/NSFileManager_Class/Reference/Reference.html
>
4. Click on "Low-Level File Management Programming Topics" near the
top next to "Companion guide"
5. Click on "File Management" under "Organization of This Document"
6. Click on "moveItemAtURL:toURL:error:" in the second sentence
under "Moving, Copying, and Deleting Files"
7. Scroll up to "Tasks" in the document (NSFileManager Class
Reference)
8. Hover over "defaultManager" under "Creating a FileManager"
-Jeff
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