0.8x: Windowed to fullscreen leaves 'undrawn bar'

[keyser]

Hi

If you go from browser > viewer > fullscreen you get a bit missing at the bottom of the screen, slight higher then the status bar.

If you go browser > fullscreen it works fine.

This has been around a while, 0.7x, now its in 0.8x, its been reported a while ago, thought I'd raise it again.

Otherwise xnview mp is great! thanks

[xnview]

could you post a screenshot?

[keyser]

Actually I just noticed its also on right edge too. If I could capture a video it might help as I think I can see a quick draw thing happening and lasting just a few frames..

[xnview]

i have not that, windows 10?

[keyser]

Yeah Win 10 Pro 64bit. I've always had this issue with MP version I'm afraid.

[Erixx haxx]

Hello, keyser

Does this happen for all images or just random ones?

Reason I asked is because I remember posting an issue (way back) where I had similar happen, but only after first viewing or clicking on a video file first. Then the next image would produce this.

[XnTriq]

Yes, I can reproduce with all themes. Even default

To reproduce:
1.Open XnviewMP, Maximize Window
2. Have preview panel in left bottom corner, Folder tree above Preview, Browser in Center, Info/Categories Along Right. "This May not matter but is my setup"
3. Enter a folder with Videos.
4. Enter a folder with pictures.
5. Go to full-screen, back to browser, back to full-screen.
Problem happens every 2nd time you enter full-screen, Main widget is seen along bottom and right hand side of screen cutting off picture.

To fix: Either switch themes or restart XnviewMP. "Stay out of video folders"

(Screenshot courtesy of Sorana)

[keyser]

ok thanks. I'll play around some more. It seems to have stopped for now, ala last post recommendations. Isn't it still a 'bug that needs fixing' though?

[helmut]

ok thanks. I'll play around some more. It seems to have stopped for now, ala last post recommendations. Isn't it still a 'bug that needs fixing' though?

Good to read that the problem no longer occurs. There seems to be some bug which would require fixing but as long as it can't reproduced there is no way fixing it. It might be a very specific combination of graphic drivers, Windows, and XnView, very hard to say.

Closed (Please post here if the problem should occur, again)