Describe the bug
Recently updated from Tabulator 4.4.3 to 4.8.2 and noticed the following error in the console which you can see in the dev console within the provided fiddle. This happens both with local and remote pagination options.
I set the height property and it worked. But is this the intended behaviour? Shouldn't the table calculate the height based on the data and paginationSize?
Also this clearly means that some of the examples in the docs are not working.
Tabulator Info
Tabulator version 4.8.2
Working Example
https://jsfiddle.net/GMihalkov/k4wbLuyo/6/
To Reproduce
Expected behavior
Data should appear in the table.
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Additional context
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Hey @GMihalkow
I have been unable to replicate this error in your JSFiddle, it works fine for me.
Does setting the virtualDom property to false fix the issue?
Cheers
Oli :)
Yes it does work. Thanks!
Setting the height property also works.
I posted it here because I thought it was a bug.
Is your browser zoomed out to 80% by any chance?
No it's not. :/
I would love to be able to replicate this. A couple of other users have experienced it but it works fine on every browser and device I try
Well this is an interesting one isn't it? Could it be something from the OS? In contrast to you, it appears on all browsers and devices I test it on .
I'm using Windows 10 Pro N 64 bit. Forgot to mention.
@GMihalkow same here all working fine for me running on Chrome 86.0.4240.111 on windows 10 64 bit. no error in the console, everything working fine
but i would say that my console log donst match yours at all, could you screen print your console in the fiddle
I have the same issue here, same error message with Chrome 86.0.4240.111 on Win10 64bit, no browser zoom, but (not sure it has anything to do with the issue at hand) display scaling to 125%. No issue on Firefox.
virtualDom: false, fixes it as well.
Hey @phme,
I have just tried it with display scaling set to 125% and sadly i am still unable to replicate the error
:(
Hi @olifolkerd, thanks for trying. If there's anything I can do to help pinpoint the issue, let me know. I'll try to look into the code today, but not sure I'll be able to figure it out :)
Hey @phme what i need more than anything else is a reproducible way to cause this, it will be a quick fix once i can reproduce it. I have already have one person submit a PR which supposedly fixed it, which i reluctantly included in the last release and it clearly hasn't resolved the issue, so until someone can provide a guaranteed way to reproduce it then i'm afraid not much will progress a i am not prepared to accept another PR on this until it can be proved to work.
I cannot get this issue to occur on any device / browser / OS that i try, and while there clearly is an issue, until i can replicate it there isnt anything i can do to help.
All help in reaching this goal would be appreciated
Cheers
Oli
Hey All,
I have managed to find a reproducible example of the issue which helped get to the bottom of what was going on, i have just pushed a fix for this to the 4.9 branch that should be released later this month.
Cheers
Oli :)
Most helpful comment
Hey All,
I have managed to find a reproducible example of the issue which helped get to the bottom of what was going on, i have just pushed a fix for this to the 4.9 branch that should be released later this month.
Cheers
Oli :)