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CF11 ColdFusion.Window.Create has no scrollbars

Community Beginner ,
Jun 09, 2015 Jun 09, 2015

CF11 ColdFusion.Window.Create has no scrollbars. I have even tried overflow: scroll in the tag attributes and can't get it to work.

I'm on a Windows 2012 R2 Server.

<cfajaximport tags="cfwindow">

<TABLE>

<TR>

     <TD><img  border="1" src="/Utilities/Images/Icons/folders.ico" onclick="ColdFusion.Window.create('Window123','Sample Window','http://www.blueprintcss.org/tests/parts/sample.html',

        {x:100,y:100,height:500,width:500,modal:false,closable:true,

        draggable:true,resizable:true,center:true,initshow:true,refreshOnShow:false,

        minheight:200,minwidth:50,overflow: scroll})"/></TD>

    </TR>

</TABLE>

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Advocate , Jun 09, 2015 Jun 09, 2015

Not sure the Window.create function supports the overflow attributes.

Easiest work around I can think of is to use the cfwindow tag then use the JS to open it. Depends on how the whole page comes together in your project though.

<TABLE>

<TR>

     <TD>

             <img  border="1" src="/Utilities/Images/Icons/folders.ico"  onclick="javascript:ColdFusion.Window.show('Window123')" />

             <cfwindow x="1000" y="100" width="500" height="500" name="Window123" modal="false" center="true" initsh

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Advocate ,
Jun 09, 2015 Jun 09, 2015

Not sure the Window.create function supports the overflow attributes.

Easiest work around I can think of is to use the cfwindow tag then use the JS to open it. Depends on how the whole page comes together in your project though.

<TABLE>

<TR>

     <TD>

             <img  border="1" src="/Utilities/Images/Icons/folders.ico"  onclick="javascript:ColdFusion.Window.show('Window123')" />

             <cfwindow x="1000" y="100" width="500" height="500" name="Window123" modal="false" center="true" initshow="false" minheight="200" minwidth="50" bodystyle="overflow:scroll"  title="Sample Window" source="http://www.blueprintcss.org/tests/parts/sample.html" />

        </TD>

    </TR>

</TABLE>

To be honest you will be much better avoiding Coldfusion UI functions and using something like jQuery. Much better support and easier to work with.

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Community Beginner ,
Jun 09, 2015 Jun 09, 2015
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Thanks! haxtbh, I think you are right I should switch to jquery ui for future development.

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