Sebastian Schmitt
Sebastian Schmitt
The issue is present if the drag-handle element uses ng-if. Is seems like the ng-if is not evaluated at the time the code from above is executed... Using ng-show instead...
Hi, will the fix also resolve the problem that the entire toggle-functionality is corrupted when resizing while a container is collapsed? Thanks!
Thanks j--w. I found a workaround for my issue: I expand every collapsed container automatically on resize. It's not perfect but at least no broken layout state ocurs then
I wrote a quickfix for the issue: When resizing the window, all colapsed areas will get expanded. This, of course is not perfect but still better than having a corrupted...