Fix responsive issue when the chart is recreated #4774
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Chrome specific issue that happens when destroying a chart and re-creating it immediately (same animation frame?). The CSS animation used to detect when the canvas become visible is not re-evaluated, breaking responsiveness. Accessing the `offsetParent` property will force a reflow and re-evaluate the CSS animation.
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Firefox has some issues with the first fix (manually trigger handlers), so simply force a reflow by accessing the |
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| chart = new Chart(canvas.getContext('2d'), config); | ||
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| window.document.body.removeChild(wrapper); |
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This test was leaking because the chart construction throws and the wrapper/canvas wasn't removed.
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@daniele-orlando @frlinw can you have a look at this PR and confirm that it fixes your issue? |
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Hi Simon, sorry I'm in Singapore for 2 weeks with just my phone, I'll check when I'll be back in my cold country |
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@frlinw have you had a chance to test this? |
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Chrome specific issue that happens when destroying a chart and re-creating it immediately (same animation frame?). The CSS animation used to detect when the canvas become visible is not re-evaluated, breaking responsiveness. Accessing the `offsetParent` property will force a reflow and re-evaluate the CSS animation.
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Chrome specific issue that happens when destroying a chart and re-creating it immediately (same animation frame?). The CSS animation used to detect when the canvas become visible is not re-evaluated, breaking responsiveness. Accessing the `offsetParent` property will force a reflow and re-evaluate the CSS animation.
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Chrome specific issue that happens when destroying a chart and re-creating it immediately (same animation frame?). The CSS animation used to detect when the canvas become visible is not re-evaluated, breaking responsiveness. Accessing the
offsetParentproperty will force a reflow and re-evaluate the CSS animation.Fixes #4737