An unrelated suggestion: Google "Flash of unstyled content" and delay
the visibility of content until it is properly styled.
Related to this: you really should be developing with the aid of the
FireFox browser with the Web Developer add-in. "Inspect Element" is
your friend.
With FF + WD add-in it took me 5-seconds to ascertain that,
* The first instance of the Table pane, the table therein has
element.style {width:1618 px;} (on my monitor)
* The second instance of the Table pane, restored after deleting, the
table therein has element.style {width:596 px;} (on my monitor)
THEREFORE you either aren't saving state properly, or some Javascript
that runs in the first instance isn't being invoked in the second
instance.
Make sense?
Takeaway: run, don't walk, and get the FireFox Browser and add the Web
Developer add-in. I was using right-click, Inspect Element to inspect
the table in the Table pane. Same applies to the other panes,
presumably.
**--** Steve
On Jan 3, 6:16 pm, Clayton Dukes <[email protected]> wrote:
> I've built a work-around to being able to re-add a deleted tab.
> The workaround builds the initial pages in an array, then echo's the
> contents out - and, at the same time, saves the contents to a temp
> directory.
> The reason I need to do it this way is I don't want to just "hide" data
> because some of it needs to be secured (like admin pages, etc) and users
> could easily view source.
>
> I have everything working, but for some odd reason, when I re-add the page
> from disk, some of the portlet headers are missing along with some general
> 'funkiness' and other missing items.
> I'm stumped as to what to try and fix and was wondering if anyone might be
> able to shed some light.
>
> The website is at:http://lztest.gdd.net
> login/pass is guest/guest
>
> If you remove any of the 3 initial tabs, you can re-add them from the menu.
> If I restore the main tab, the portlet headers don't show up (and also the
> watermarks in the time fields aren't working)
> If I restore the graphs page, all the graphs are missing.
> If I restore the Table page, the portlet header is missing (and, oddly, the
> table isn't sized properly).
>
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