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Hello,

Any news on this front?

Regards,

Juan Pablo

It appears that IE7 is executing your update_tab_position. This is no longer needed since IE7 implements fixed positioning. We can solve the problem on our end by doing feedback_widget.update_tab_position = function () {}; (on IE7).

Another issue: on IE6, the update_tab_position function hardcodes the 'top' position value. This isn't a great idea. You could instead do something like this:

if (/MSIE 6/i.test(navigator.userAgent)) {
var fdbk_tab_top = GSFN.gId('fdbk_tab').currentStyle.top;
fdbk_tab_top = parseInt(fdbk_tab_top.replace(/px/, ''));
feedback_widget.update_tab_position = function () {
this.scroll_top = document.documentElement.scrollTop || document.body.scrollTop;
GSFN.gId('fdbk_tab').style.top = this.scroll_top + fdbk_tab_top + "px";
};
}

Note however that this snipped handles only pixel positioning (not percentages).

In any case, let me know if this isn't clear.

FYI I just tested this with an unadjusted tab width and the issue is still there.

By "scrolls improperly" I mean that it doesn't stay in place when you scroll the page. Here are the repro-steps:
1. Visit http://akoha.com/ on IE7.
2. Make sure the browser displays the vertical scroll-bar (reduce the browser's height).
3. Scroll the page.

Expected result: the feedback tab stays in place.
Actual result: the feedback tab scrolls.

We are using the latest version and the widget still scrolls on IE7.
You can take a look at the page source on http://akoha.com .

Hi!

Would you mind uploading the image to this forum? We'll be glad to take a look.

Thank you!