Improvement to Collapse link function

[OpenSiteMobile]

Bug description:

The Link function uses the wrong width for the horizontal collapse element, when it is suppose to expand back to original size, (at least in my version of AngularJS).

I modified this function:

function getScrollFromElement(gs_elm) { var output; if (horizontal) { output = { width: horizontal_width + 'px' }; } else { output = { height: gs_elm.scrollHeight + 'px' }; } return output; }
...by adding a horizontal_width = element.width() variable to the link function, which is set to the correct initial width of the element. This seems to work, but as always, there maybe other considerations I'm not privy to.

Angular: v1.5.8

UIBS: v2.1.3

Bootstrap: v3.3.7

[wesleycho]

This is tricky, because this modification would break if the content dynamically changed for whatever reason.

This change would be no good in all likelihood.

[OpenSiteMobile]

Sorry for the delay in reply. Yes, that is why I suggested it. My version of Angular runs faster in certain situations, since I've eliminated code for old browsers, etc., thus it was a problem for me. The collapse would not reset to the full width of the containing element (due to the animation process happening faster I think) and not be fully expanded. Just a heads up if you start seeing the same problem in future Angular production code.