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horizontal scrolling not working in safari 6? #9
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Haven't heard of this, I'll try to test this on Safari 6 asap (gotta get it first) got a link to your site? |
I confirm that there is a bug with Safari Version 6.0 (8536.25) It seems to work on Safari Version 6.0 (7536.25) I think we should blame Apple on this one |
Yeah, still if they don't fix that in further versions, we'll need a hack On Thu, Sep 13, 2012 at 7:50 AM, Jérôme Poskin notifications@github.comwrote:
Ariel Flesler |
Reporting the same problem, but I don't have Mountain Lion and thus Safari 6 myself, so hard to test what's going on. The browser also fails to scroll to the correct vertical position, when the call is made via a selector (i.e. $.scrollTo($('#some'))), if that element is off screen. |
@johannesneumeier got a site online to test this? |
Only a client project with a safari 6 work around in place. If I find the time I strip the content and upload it for reviewing, but can't promise I get around to it. Basically a page with 500% width and floated 100% width divs, stacked in several rows. Scrolling to any but the first element in each row would fail to scroll horizontally, but finds the right height ok. |
The following example page scrolls sideways to the 5th box of the top row on load.
Hope this helps to pin down what's the problem. Version 1.4.3.1 of scrollTo and 1.8.1 of jQuery used. |
nothing about this bug? |
Works for me on 6.0 (7536.25) Mac. I'll try updating it right now. |
I'm test on safari 6.0 Ipad. If helps the demo: http://zehfernandes.com/jquery.fullContent/#home |
I'm having the exact same issue, but with Google Chrome Canary (so possibly a near-future Chrome issue!) |
I have exactly the same problem. Is there a fix for that? |
Posted a workaround on Stack Overflow, but I don't consider this well-tested enough to prepare a pull request. The post is here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13296144/set-scrollleft-scrolltop-simultaneously-does-not-work-in-safari-6, a patched jquery.scrollTo.js here: http://nabble.nl/demo/safari6scrollto/scrollto.js. |
Ok thanks, as you said, that surely needs polishing. I'll keep this in my TODO list, will let you know if I can get this in. |
Not working in Safari Version 6.0.1 (8536.26.14) or Mobile Safari |
Also having this issue. The patched one from @hongaar appears to fix it. |
Yeah I used his fix as well and it solved all of my problems. His fix could use some work though so maybe if I get some time I can work on it as well, but honestly at this point there really is no reason for it not to warrant a pull. It definitely works |
Any update on this? |
I tried with my version of Safari and worked, don't quite have the time to rollback my Safari, reproduce and roll a hack and re-test it on the rest too see none broke. If you can contribute code it will speed up the process. |
Any progress? |
any news? |
Hi, On #101 we're testing a new beta version (currently 1.5.2-beta) that fixes scrolling in Chrome 40 (was working on most ends but not all), also works correctly on iOS and Android which wasn't previously working. I tested this version with my Safari 8.0 and it works. I'd like you to join us on that other issue and run the tests on your available browsers (including Safari 6), I won't be releasing this until it gets enough confirmation from users. Thank you |
The new version looks good |
You tested it on Safari 6? |
I merged 2.0.0 to master via #109 and this issue might get fixed (indirectly). |
Having an issue in safari 6 on os x mountain lion. For example, when trying to issue a scrollTo() command in a 2000/2000px html body, only the vertical component is scrolled. Is anyone else experiencing this? It works find in safari 5, ie9, firefox and chrome.
$.scrollTo({left:1000, top:1000}, 1000);
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