TUniHTMLFrame <div> not autoscrolling

[rafpic62]

I have a TUniHtmlFrame on a TUniframe with client side alignment and layout set as 'fit'

I put into the HTML a <div> that is dinamically filled by code and  that will not scroll if the height overflows.

I want the <div> content to scroll vertically in case of overflow.

Analyzing the output through the browser  I find that if I set

#O3C_id-innerCt with the css { overflow: auto !important; }

and 

#O34_id-bodyWrap {overflow:auto !important;}

The scrolling will work correctly.

My question is:

Is possible to set this CSS without using absolute object names like O34_xxxx  or O3C_xxxx ?

 

 

[andyhill]

Not sure if this will help but this is how I get my desired results:-

MainForm.Create

...

          InfoHTMLFrame.ClientEvents.UniEvents.Clear;
          s:= 'beforeInit=function beforeInit(sender, config)'#13#10+
              '{ '#13#10+
              '  config.minHeight = 1850;'#13#10+ // a requirement for me
              '  config.minWidth = 800;'#13#10+   // a requirement for me
              '  config.overflowX = true;'#13#10+  
              //'  config.overflowY = true;'#13#10+ 
              '} ';
          InfoHTMLFrame.ClientEvents.UniEvents.Add(s);

...

Elsewhere in code:-

After updating html script at runtime I call InfoHTMLFrame.ReCalculateAligns;

 

[rafpic62]

Unfortunately it doesn't work.

Thank you andyhill

[Sherzod]

14 hours ago, rafpic62 said:

put into the HTML a <div>

Hello,

Try to assign a custom CSS class to the div

14 hours ago, rafpic62 said:

{ overflow: auto !important; }

And assign a rule to this class as you noted.

Or directly in the style attribute...

[rafpic62]

What I'm experiencing debugging the generated code with the browser is:

x-panel-bodyWrap has the overflow = hidden

If I change this value to auto then the <div> content will be scrolled.

Is there a way to force the x-panel-bodyWrap to have the overflow = auto ?

 

Thank you