I did a search for similar problems and it came up empty so here is my issue.

When viewing a php file in the IDE the scroll bar does not resize and allow me to scroll down when I expand a collapsed function. I've tried reopening the file, the program and restarting vista to no avail.

Its become a serious hindrance to my productivity as the only way i can view past where the scoll bar ends is with the arrow keys... Any help would be greatly appriciated.

It may also be worth mentioning I do have the latest version installed.

Hi,
I have, I think, the same problem.

It seems to happen with me if I change from a pinned window to auto-hide (it doesn't do it every time though).

My workaround to this that seems to work is the change tabs to another file and back again.. That seems to clear it. Btw. I'm using version 2025 and vista premium

HTH.

Graham.

Thank you for the posts, we'll take a look shortly

Just wondering if you've had any luck replicating this issue?

-Mike Linthorne

Going through the Vista stuff in general now, still having no luck reproducing this - engineering keeps on trying though

Excellent. Much appreciated.

-Mike

I also have this problem on the 64 bit version of vista. Is there any way you can copy my configuration ? As you seem to have difficulty producing the problem and I can't seem to get away from it, so I suspect it's connected with having certain configuration options enabled.

The problem can be reproduced as follows :

Run phped after fresh reinstall.
Create a new php file
Add some code (anything will do for this test).
Save the code to a file
Resize window to take up roughly half the screen area of the page.
close phped.
Allow the application to save the workspace and project while closing.

Run phped again.
Once fully running, manually resize the main window to make is larger (not by maximizing the window).
The main application window will resize correctly, but the editor canvas area remains at it's original size.

If it helps, I can record a flash video of the problem and how to reproduce it. This is running on the 64bit version of vista, but I guess the problem will be similar on the 32 bit version.