Index: third_party/WebKit/Source/core/page/scrolling/RootScrollerController.cpp |
diff --git a/third_party/WebKit/Source/core/page/scrolling/RootScrollerController.cpp b/third_party/WebKit/Source/core/page/scrolling/RootScrollerController.cpp |
index 1afccc53a771223f6d28e0aae3d343478dc51463..9bac01d863e387845dede9541d8f7e159b76facb 100644 |
--- a/third_party/WebKit/Source/core/page/scrolling/RootScrollerController.cpp |
+++ b/third_party/WebKit/Source/core/page/scrolling/RootScrollerController.cpp |
@@ -27,8 +27,12 @@ ScrollableArea* scrollableAreaFor(const Element& element) |
LayoutBox* box = toLayoutBox(element.layoutObject()); |
+ // For a FrameView, we use the layoutViewport rather than the |
+ // getScrollableArea() since that could be the RootFrameViewport. The |
+ // rootScroller's ScrollableArea will be swapped in as the layout viewport |
+ // in RootFrameViewport so we need to ensure we get the layout viewport. |
if (box->isDocumentElement()) |
- return element.document().view()->getScrollableArea(); |
+ return element.document().view()->layoutViewportScrollableArea(); |
return static_cast<PaintInvalidationCapableScrollableArea*>( |
box->getScrollableArea()); |
@@ -73,9 +77,8 @@ bool isValidRootScroller(const Element& element) |
} // namespace |
-RootScrollerController::RootScrollerController(Document& document, ViewportScrollCallback* applyScrollCallback) |
+RootScrollerController::RootScrollerController(Document& document) |
: m_document(&document) |
- , m_viewportApplyScroll(applyScrollCallback) |
{ |
} |
@@ -108,6 +111,12 @@ void RootScrollerController::didUpdateLayout() |
updateEffectiveRootScroller(); |
} |
+void RootScrollerController::setViewportScrollCallback(ViewportScrollCallback* callback) |
+{ |
+ m_viewportApplyScroll = callback; |
+ moveViewportApplyScroll(m_effectiveRootScroller); |
+} |
+ |
void RootScrollerController::updateEffectiveRootScroller() |
{ |
bool rootScrollerValid = |
@@ -120,34 +129,35 @@ void RootScrollerController::updateEffectiveRootScroller() |
if (m_effectiveRootScroller == newEffectiveRootScroller) |
return; |
- moveViewportApplyScroll(newEffectiveRootScroller); |
- m_effectiveRootScroller = newEffectiveRootScroller; |
+ if (moveViewportApplyScroll(newEffectiveRootScroller)) |
+ m_effectiveRootScroller = newEffectiveRootScroller; |
} |
-void RootScrollerController::moveViewportApplyScroll(Element* target) |
+bool RootScrollerController::moveViewportApplyScroll(Element* target) |
{ |
- if (!m_viewportApplyScroll) |
- return; |
+ if (!m_viewportApplyScroll || !target) |
+ return false; |
+ |
+ ScrollableArea* targetScroller = scrollableAreaFor(*target); |
+ if (!targetScroller) |
+ return false; |
if (m_effectiveRootScroller) |
m_effectiveRootScroller->removeApplyScroll(); |
- ScrollableArea* targetScroller = |
- target ? scrollableAreaFor(*target) : nullptr; |
- |
- if (targetScroller) { |
- // Use disable-native-scroll since the ViewportScrollCallback needs to |
- // apply scroll actions both before (TopControls) and after (overscroll) |
- // scrolling the element so it will apply scroll to the element itself. |
- target->setApplyScroll( |
- m_viewportApplyScroll, |
- "disable-native-scroll"); |
- } |
+ // Use disable-native-scroll since the ViewportScrollCallback needs to |
+ // apply scroll actions both before (TopControls) and after (overscroll) |
+ // scrolling the element so it will apply scroll to the element itself. |
+ target->setApplyScroll(m_viewportApplyScroll, "disable-native-scroll"); |
// Ideally, scroll customization would pass the current element to scroll to |
// the apply scroll callback but this doesn't happen today so we set it |
- // through a back door here. |
+ // through a back door here. This is also needed by the |
+ // RootViewportScrollCallback to swap the target into the layout viewport |
+ // in RootFrameViewport. |
m_viewportApplyScroll->setScroller(targetScroller); |
+ |
+ return true; |
} |
Element* RootScrollerController::defaultEffectiveRootScroller() |