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Hi, We are seeing column header and value misalignment issue on clicking on column value. Same is reproducible on Advance example, please set "columnLines : true" to see more clarity in the issue. Please see attached video for same. Requesting to provide any fix or patch for same. Bryntum:...

Hi Mats, Please find attached screenshot of IE version that me and our customer is using. Regarding video, i just replaced "Scroll to 888" and "Scroll to 111" by "ShiftPrevious" and "ShiftNext" to reproduce the use case, rest of the was untouched. Thanks, Prav...

Hello Maxim, Mats, After upgrading to to Bryntum 3.0.12 with EXTJS 5.1.0, row misalignment issue has been gone. However, found following issues related to scrollbar itself and reproducible on 3.0.12 sample examples. If we change the EXTJS to 5.1.1, all following issues get resolved, but, it adds ori...

Hi Maxim,

i am using IE version shown in attached screenshot and able to reproduce it.

Thanks,

Hi Maxim,

it is reproducible with extjs 5.1.1 as well, infact video that i have been attached is fo Bryntum "Buffer" sample with shiftnext and shifprevious buttons.

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Pravin More

Hi, I found another use case which breaks the alignment of rows. Rows get mismatch with shiftPrevious and shiftNext. Please refer attach video for same, also, attaching source code of it. Steps are 1:Load the buffer sample example in IE11. 2:Move scroll bar to middle of structure. 3:Click on shift n...

Hi,
After bufferedRenderer = false, still we are seeing this issue once in while.May i know the API name which get invoked to sync rows of normal and lockgrid when user moves scrollbar ?

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Pravin More

Hi,

is there a way I can intercept mouse scroll event in Bryntum GanttChart ?

Bryntum: 3.0.8
Sencha: 5.1.2

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Pravin More

Hi,

It is happening because bufferedRenderer is true by default for Gnt.panel.Gantt, scrolling work fine with bufferedRenderer = false. However, expandAll becomes very slow with it. Is there a way to improve expandAll with bufferedRenderer = false ?

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Pravin More

Hi Maxim,

Thank you very much for inputs, yes, it is reproducible on IE only.

-Pravin