Hi
Did anyone observed vertical iframe scroll even when iframe content is very small?
The effect looks as follows:
The htmldocument has height much smaller than available size of the iframe and yet, there is vertical scroll bar that allows to move the iframe by around 5 pixels.
The code used for the jira page is:
"jiraProjectPages": [
{
"url": "myBoardUrl?projId={project.id}&projKey={project.key}",
"iconUrl": "/img/icon.svg",
"weight": 100,
"name": {
"value": "appName"
},
"key": "appNameKey"
}
],
To size the iframe I use code:
window.onload = function() {
AP.sizeToParent();
}
If I use following line:
window.onload = function() {
console.log("resizing ...")
AP.resize('100%', '99%');
}
Then there is no vertical scroll bar initially, but any shrink of the windows make it to appear.
If instead of 99% I’ll put there 100%, then the verticall scroll bar is there from the beginning.
I’ve also tried with “data-options="sizeToParent:true;hideFooter:true” parameters when all.js is loaded and no other AP.resize/size calls - the same effect.
Looks little bit similar like the problem in question “sizeToParent” general pages once again have the wrong height - Confluence Development / Confluence Cloud - The Atlassian Developer Community just this is in Jira. I saw this in Edge and in Chrome.
I’m pretty sure the problem was not here some time ago (a week or two).
Any idea how to make it work correctly?