Resource graphs picker widget disappears when clicked in the wrong place
Description
Steps to reproduce:
1. From the details page of a node with at least two different resource types available for graphing, click the Resource Graphs link 2. In the resulting "Home / Reports / Resource Graphs / Choose" page, click in the space between two categories (see annotated screenshot)
Expected behavior: nothing in particular – clicking on whitespace should be pretty much a no-op Observed behavior: the entire picker widget disappears (see movie attachment)
Environment
I'm using Firefox 6 on Linux. Also reportedly reproducible with Internet Explorer and Chrome (no versions specified).
Acceptance / Success Criteria
None
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Donald Desloge September 22, 2011 at 11:48 AM
This is a bug in GWT component itself. I've reduced the size of the margin quite a bit. This won't fix the issue but should reduce the occurrence.
I've decreased the margin between each report type header, this won't fix the problem but decrease the area in which on can click and make the widget disappear.
The widget will now default to all nodes open and I also added a select all button.
commit c3cc45f2dc278075d455a5ad2bbd5fbf8e8c7ddf
Ken Eshelby September 7, 2011 at 11:35 PM
Saw this today as well. You can click anywhere along the horizontal of the circle in the screenshot above, as long as you don't have a link cursor. Opera and FF6 both show the same behavior.
This appears to occur only between valid graph "Topics"
Seth Leger September 7, 2011 at 3:15 PM
Ooh, I saw this happen the other day and forgot to open an issue about it!! It's a strange problem.
Steps to reproduce:
1. From the details page of a node with at least two different resource types available for graphing, click the Resource Graphs link
2. In the resulting "Home / Reports / Resource Graphs / Choose" page, click in the space between two categories (see annotated screenshot)
Expected behavior: nothing in particular – clicking on whitespace should be pretty much a no-op
Observed behavior: the entire picker widget disappears (see movie attachment)