183564 - Mozilla 1.2.1 (Win32) does not repaint properly.

Status: RESOLVED WORKSFORME

(SeaMonkey :: Themes, defect)

Description

[Nilson Cain]

User-Agent:       Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.2.1) Gecko/20021130
Build Identifier: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.2.1) Gecko/20021130

In the top toolbar of Mozilla 1.2.1, click the arrow on the location bar (using
the modern theme that comes with mozilla), and let it go, or hover over one of
the links that are in the toolbar, and you will see that after you do this, the
toolbar does not look right. After minimising Mozilla, and them Maximising if
again, it looks fine, but the same thing will still happen. This was not a
problem with Mozilla 1.2

Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
Follow directions above.

Actual Results:  
The toolbar did not refresh.

Expected Results:  
Refreshed it, like in all previous builds.

I was using the Modern theme that came with Mozilla.

Comment 1

[Nilson Cain]

Attachment: The screenshot of the error

This is the screenshot of the problem

Comment 2

[Nilson Cain]

This also happens on tables in web pages. If you place a windows over a table
border, and then move it, it messes up as well.

/*Nilson*/

Comment 3

[Nilson Cain]

Attachment: The screenshot of the error(worse)

This one shows the tables messing up, and worse deformity of the screen.

Comment 4

[Patty Mac]

wfm on windows XP and 2K (netscape trunk build: 2002-12-04-08-TRUNK). Can you
try with a new profile?

Comment 5

[Nilson Cain]

How do you make a new profile?

Comment 6

[Nilson Cain]

a new windows or mozilla profile?

Comment 7

[Nilson Cain]

Attachment: Another error shot

The error depicted with seperate windows than the main mozilla one.

Comment 8

[R.K.Aa.]

i've seen those screenshots before... found one in bug 161281..

Reporter: Can you uninstall, delete all in the remaining "chrome" and
"components" directories in the installation directory. And then delete XUL.mfl
in your mozilla user-profile directory. And THEN reinstall.

I suspect the mispainting is due to outdated files.

Please tell how it goes.

Comment 9

[Nilson Cain]

I'll try it, but I did install it on a fresh Windows XP system (no other 
builds before this one). Thanks.

Comment 10

[R.K.Aa.]

Have you had netscape 6/7 installed there?

Comment 11

[Nilson Cain]

Not on this installation of Windows XP. On my old installation of XP, I had 
1.0 & Netscape 7, uninstalled it, then got 1.1, then 1.2 beta. Then I 
reinstalled Windows, and Installed Mozilla 1.2.1

Comment 12

[Nilson Cain]

I reinstalled Mozilla, after deleting anything to do with it before,(all 
folders and config files) and the same thing happened. I dont know why, 
because it worked just fine with 1.2 and everything before.

Comment 13

[Nilson Cain]

I'll post a screenshot of the problem with the new install.

Comment 14

[Nilson Cain]

Attachment: The screenshot on the new install

This is the screenshot of the same problem with Mozilla. I have uninstalled it,
and deleted all files and directories associated with it, and then reinstalled
it. The same problem happened. I did not have any problems on 1.2 or anything
else before it.

Comment 15

[Nilson Cain]

Were changes made to the GUI between 1.2 and 1.2.1 that would cause this?

Comment 16

[Nilson Cain]

Hi it finally started working... I updated my didplay driver to a beta 
version, and it fixed my problem! 

--nilson