JDK-8124428 : Password fields are not resized by the parent HBox
Type:Bug
Component:javafx
Sub-Component:controls
Affected Version:8
Priority:P3
Status:Closed
Resolution:Fixed
Submitted:2013-04-26
Updated:2015-06-17
Resolved:2013-05-07
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It is expected that password fields would be within the boundaries of HBoxm as it used to be previously.
Comments
I agree with you. Please, mark the issue fixed and I will close it then.
07-05-2013
SQE verified with 8b88
07-05-2013
Resolving as fixed per above comment.
07-05-2013
If you can no longer reproduce the bug you reported, I would say that you are the best to judge whether it still exists or not. From my perspective (I've changed some control sizing code) I would consider it fixed.
06-05-2013
I attached a screenshot made on Ubuntu with 8b88 and it looks fine. Should we consider the issue fixed?
06-05-2013
Linux-specific, assigning to graphics team to triage further.
01-05-2013
Can you please post a screenshot from Ubuntu, and please make sure to test with the very latest build you can.
30-04-2013
Reopening issue, because the attached app looks fine on Windows Vista x32. But on Ubuntu it causes overlapping.
30-04-2013
I do not understand the issue. You're placing two password fields inside an HBox, and that HBox inside a VBox. You're then doing exactly the same thing again, and overlapping the VBoxes (although I don't understand why). If I remove the code forcing the two VBoxes to overlap, everything looks as expected. I will attach a screenshot. Please clarify what you believe the bug to be.