Our textareas that autoexpand (e.g. comment boxes) do not expand at the right rate in Firefox, so you can't see what you're typing when you're typing a lot. It works fine in Chrome.
We've evaluated autoexpanding javascript libraries in the past, and there are a lot of bad ones (inaccurate, performance problems, etc) so I don't want to change which library we are using. Rather, I think/hope that this can be fixed with something like changing how the CSS is applied. There is a possibility that this varies between the allura theme and the SourceForge theme.
Created #161:[#4573] Test autoexpanding textarea in Chrome, Safari and IE (1cp)
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#4573Closed #161. We could not find a fix within an hour or so.
This issue only occurs with jquery 1.8.0 due to a “bug” in jQuery 1.8 that returns “1” instead of “normal” for the CSS value of “line-height” when “line-height: normal” is set
This issue doesn't occur with jquery 1.8.1, so updating jquery should help.
We need jQuery 1.8.1 in sfpy to fix a bug in how onready is fired in IE, so +1 to upgrading. For the record, the bug that's bit us a couple times now is that the onready code fires early in IE. If it references functions or variables that are defined elsewhere in the page, they may not be loaded/defined yet.
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