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[Alvy]

Is anyone having display issue on Mac's Safari web browser.

ONe of my users showed me a screen shot of the cal as displayed by Safari. the cells only extend down as far as there is text or <br>'s in the cell. So the bottom of each table-row looks like a bar graph.

Wondering if anyone else had this issue and/or fix.

I will play with it later when the traffic is low, so if I fubar it too badly, no one will notice.

[DanO]

** the cells only extend down as far as there is text or <br>'s in the cell. **

Cell heights (to my knowledge) are not part of the HTML standard so you can't expect them to work in all browsers. You could insert a <BR> tag or an nbsp; entity or a transparent image into empty cells if having a better view in that (and possibly other) browsers is important to you.

JMO

Dan O.

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[Sean]

I was experiencing this same issue with Safari not rendering the grid view correctly -- the row heights were all off. I was doing some modifications today, though, and found an error in the dayspan template that probably exists in the default template as well.

It occurs when the template applies the row height ($rowheight) value. There is no variable to apply the value(s)! It SHOULD be:

height="<%=$rowheight%>"

But instead it's just:

<%=$rowheight%>

Once I did this, it appeared correctly in Safari.

S.

[gansos]

I was having the same problem with display in Safari, and once I applied the above-mentioned fix to my template, everything worked perfectly in Safari.

I know this is an old thread, but I thought I would just comment that this fix works.

[redcrew]

I also experienced the same issue today. Had already started a message in the forum, when I discovered your timely reply about changing the code for rowheight.

I changed the rowheight code in the default.html file and it solved the problem. Tested in IE5.5, IE6.0 and Firefox 0.9.1

Thanks for the help.

Amazing timing....

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[This message has been edited by redcrew (edited October 06, 2004).]