101482 - Cookie Manager UI line broken

Status: VERIFIED FIXED

(Core :: Networking: Cookies, defect)

Description

[wkfx2003-bugzilla]

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Comment 1

[wkfx2003-bugzilla]

Attachment: UI Line broken

Comment 2

[Stephen P. Morse]

Is this a recent regression?  I'm not seeing this on my build that is about two 
weeks old.  tever, are you able to reproduce this?

Comment 3

[gavin long]

I'm seeing this on both the modern and classic themes in 2001091508 and
2001092403, win32, so it's been there over a week.

Comment 4

[Tom Everingham]

[e-mail], I'm not sure what you are refering to here.  Is it the slight
gap underneath the cookie site header?  I think that is how it was designed.

Comment 5

[Stephen P. Morse]

He's referring to the fact that the vertical line on the header row that 
separats the two header cells is not aligned with the vertical line separating 
the two cells of all the other rows.

Comment 6

[Stephen P. Morse]

I just obtained a build from this morning.  I'm not seeing it there either.  
This is on winNT.

Comment 7

[Stephen P. Morse]

Since this is working for me, and from tever's comment I presume it is working 
for him as well.  Is anyone else seeing this problem or is it simply a glitch on 
the reporter's machine?

Comment 8

[Tom Everingham]

oh ok I see what he is talking about.  Yes there is a very slight misalignment
of the vertical lines showing up in the dialog.  It's been like that for awhile,
I  thought that was how it was intended to look.

Confirming:  win NT 9/24 branch

Comment 9

[Stephen P. Morse]

OK, I'm seeing it now too.  It occurs only when you have enough cookies to cause 
the scrollbar to appear.  Initially I didn't have a scrollbar which is why I 
didn't see it.

So apparently the scrollbar is reducing the % of total width that each field 
gets whereas the header cells don't suffer any reduction, and that is what 
causes the misalignment.

Reassigning to widgets.

Comment 10

[[e-mail]]

Shouldn't this be resolved now that the cookie manager users outliners?

Comment 11

[Stephen P. Morse]

Yes, the recent rewrite of the cookie manager to use outliner makes this problem 
non existent (there are no longer any lines to line up).

Comment 12

[John Morrison]

vrfy