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[Android] Webview: Fix broken fullscreen modals due to zero body height. #8830
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By analyzing the blame information on this pull request, we identified @mkonicek and @sathyapriya-31 to be potential reviewers. |
Seems Android tests are failing due to some error with cc @bestander |
Yeah, it is based on a broken trunk. |
There's an exception in the test runner, unrelated to the PR. I've seen the same error exception occur in other PR's as well. |
Can you rebase then? On Monday, 18 July 2016, Daniel Braun notifications@github.com wrote:
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Seems the tests passed. |
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@danielbraun could you rebase please? |
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…o fix-webview-fullscreen
try again? I solved the conflicts |
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We have some infrastructure errors, I'll deal with that |
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Summary: Supersedes PR facebook#8536 Fixes facebook#5211 JavaScript plugins such as Fotorama are broken when attempting use its fullscreen feature. If there's an absolute HTML element with 100% height under <body>, its height is 0 when rendered in the Android WebView. This commit fixes it. Closes facebook#8830 Reviewed By: bestander Differential Revision: D3632821 Pulled By: jamesgpearce fbshipit-source-id: c185bcd30d1d214a357d0d8552d61d0ddfa5e6c6
Summary: Supersedes PR facebook#8536 Fixes facebook#5211 JavaScript plugins such as Fotorama are broken when attempting use its fullscreen feature. If there's an absolute HTML element with 100% height under <body>, its height is 0 when rendered in the Android WebView. This commit fixes it. Closes facebook#8830 Reviewed By: bestander Differential Revision: D3632821 Pulled By: jamesgpearce fbshipit-source-id: c185bcd30d1d214a357d0d8552d61d0ddfa5e6c6
Supersedes PR #8536
Fixes #5211
JavaScript plugins such as Fotorama are broken when attempting use its fullscreen feature.
If there's an absolute HTML element with 100% height under , its height is 0 when rendered in the Android WebView.
This commit fixes it.