We use Sun's Jave Enterprise System, 2005Q4. When I read mail in web mail, the width of the message is too narrow. This happens only the first time. If I go to the next message, it's fine. I've looked at the code. It's complex Javascript, which I can't entirely figure out. But it's clear that the width is set both via width=100% in the iframe statement, and by several javascript statements that manipulate the width. The intent is that it should be 100% of the containing area, but it ends up being set to 96px. There is actuallly a statement setting it to 96px, but it's not the last statement executed. I'm not a JS expert, and can't really debug this for you. I'd be happy to give you a guest account on the system so you could reproduce it. The problem does not occur in the normal Safari, nor in Firefox or IE.
(In reply to comment #0) > The problem does not occur in the normal Safari, nor in Firefox or IE. Do you mean that this problem is only present in nightly builds? I'm asking because the Version field of the bug seems to suggest otherwise.
The only webkit versions I've tried are nightly builds. I looked at "about" and reported the version showed there. But it was a fairly recent nightly build.
(In reply to comment #2) > The only webkit versions I've tried are nightly builds. I looked at "about" and > reported the version showed there. But it was a fairly recent nightly build. The "About Safari" box shows the *Safari* build number (419.3), not the *WebKit* build number. Also, you'll note that running different nightly builds does not change the About Safari box. Please note the "rNNNNN" number of the nightly when reporting a version. Thanks!
The problem is still present in 20788
If confirmed, this will be a P1 Regression. Reporter, if you are OK with creating an account for me, please e-mail the credentials to me (include "WebKit" in the subject line for the message to pass spam filters reliably). If you would prefer someone from Apple to handle this, a Radar report will probably be needed (http://bugreport.apple.com).
For the record, I never got the account details. Have you filed a bug with Apple? Could you please post the bug ID here if you have?
(In reply to comment #6) > For the record, I never got the account details. Have you filed a bug with > Apple? Could you please post the bug ID here if you have? > Without this informations or test case there is no possibility to reproduce and confirm the problem. After many months without update on this bug I mark it as INVALID. Charles, feel free to reopen the bug if you provide enough details to reproduce the problem.