Ctrl-F is so 1990's... besides, with Firefox, you can just start typing...
I'm trying to think of a good argument for not using "Show all" + Ctrl-F, but the only ones I can come up with involve load time... and if load time is a problem for anyone, then they would not be able to play WoW as the lag alone would cause the client to time out while connecting and return to the login screen with a *very* informative "Disconnected from the server" dialog every time even with no addons loaded.
I put ... "maxWidth", 350 ... in the Register() function and it's still outrageously tall.
I'm trying to hack FuBar_QuestFu so that the detached tooltip isn't long and covered by half of my frames.
I wrote the following script which does just fine, except that every time the DetachedFrame updates, the frame auto scrolls to some weird place since the frame was not meant to be 350 px high. I don't want to do it like this, I would rather it have a native height of 350 or less.
InterfaceFrameScriptHandler = CreateFrame("Frame", "InterfaceFrameScriptHandler", UIParent);
InterfaceFrameScriptHandler:SetScript("OnUpdate", function()
for i = 1, 20 do -- increase this if needed
for j = 1, 5 do -- increase this if needed
local frameName = "Tablet"..i.."DetachedFrame"..j;
local frame = getglobal(frameName);
if frame then
frame:SetHeight(min(frame:GetHeight(), 350));
end
end
end
end);
InterfaceFrameScriptHandler:Show();
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Ctrl-F is so 1990's... besides, with Firefox, you can just start typing...
I'm trying to think of a good argument for not using "Show all" + Ctrl-F, but the only ones I can come up with involve load time... and if load time is a problem for anyone, then they would not be able to play WoW as the lag alone would cause the client to time out while connecting and return to the login screen with a *very* informative "Disconnected from the server" dialog every time even with no addons loaded.
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I'm trying to hack FuBar_QuestFu so that the detached tooltip isn't long and covered by half of my frames.
I wrote the following script which does just fine, except that every time the DetachedFrame updates, the frame auto scrolls to some weird place since the frame was not meant to be 350 px high. I don't want to do it like this, I would rather it have a native height of 350 or less.
InterfaceFrameScriptHandler = CreateFrame("Frame", "InterfaceFrameScriptHandler", UIParent); InterfaceFrameScriptHandler:SetScript("OnUpdate", function() for i = 1, 20 do -- increase this if needed for j = 1, 5 do -- increase this if needed local frameName = "Tablet"..i.."DetachedFrame"..j; local frame = getglobal(frameName); if frame then frame:SetHeight(min(frame:GetHeight(), 350)); end end end end); InterfaceFrameScriptHandler:Show();0
Yeah... If I'da known you were being sarcastic, I wouldn't have been curt with my post before. lol
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Isn't that a little counterintuitive?
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maxWidth is all well and good, but that does me no good.
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