[Koha] Z39.50 pop-up box

[Paul]

[apologies for delay, I first sent this from a "wrong" email address]

At 01:07 PM 2/4/2012 -0500, Chris Nighswonger wrote:
>On Sat, Feb 4, 2012 at 12:14 PM, Paul 
><<mailto:paul.a at aandc.org>paul.a at aandc.org> wrote:
>We have added a couple of additional Z39.50 sources and now, when we open 
>(under cataloguing > add biblio) the Z39.50 search, the Search button and 
>"Cancel" URL are off the bottom of the pop-up box. It is of course 
>resizable by dragging the bottom edge, but ... [minor, repetitive comments 
>from our volunteers.]
>Can some kind person please tell me how to re-set the height of the pop-up?
>
>Without digging into the code, it is probably set in the calling template 
>from whence the popup is called.
>Â
>I have gone crosseyed grepping "height" in all sorts of .pl, .css, .tt, 
>.js and greybox scripts, but no luck in resetting it so far.
>
>I would suggest becoming familiar with Firebug. It is your best friend 
>when working with presentation foo.

I work with Firebug fairly regularly - which is how I got as far as the 
"greybox" scripts, but nothing appears to define height in finite terms.  I 
found a "100%" and tried a few different values to no avail; also a 
"height=300" -- but 400 did not cure the problem.  I also tried adding a 
css bottom-margin, but no joy.  When I got to the "yui" scripts (all lines 
run together), I decided to write to the experts here :)

 From past experience with web-gui interfaces, I *thought* (but am more 
than happy to be proven wrong) that browsers defaulted to enclose/show all 
elements and that height had to be specifically defined to override the 
default.  That's what I was looking for.

btw, is there a quick CLI to restart Koha without rebooting?

tnx and br - paul


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>Â If someone can point me in the right direction I'll be happy to try and 
>file a "bug + fix".
>
>
>This is not a bug, per se. It will always happen when the list of servers 
>expands, and thus will most likely be a moving target at best.
>
>Kind Regards,
>Chris

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