Created attachment 861391 [details] screenshot of the problem Description of problem: please see the screenshot Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 0.15.3 How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. choose some job 2. set retention tag e.g. to audit Actual results: a wide window to choose product appears the option list is so narrow that you don't see what product are you choosing the rest of the window is just blank, space eating nothing Expected results: the option list is wide enough to accomodate even the longest product id the popup window space is used efficiently Additional info: while at it, it is quite boring to scroll through kilometres long optionlist, it'd be nice to have it divided by categories and searchable
p.s. I forgot to mention that the product id doesn't fit and thus cannot be determined also in the job overview
Could you tell me which browser you are using ?
I cannot reproduce this with Firefox 26 - both dropdown boxes are automatically resized to fit the largest product name for me.
I can confirm this is a problem when using Konqueror in Fedora 19 rather than Firefox - Konqueror doesn't autoexpand the dropdown on the combo box to fit the contents the way Firefox does. For 0.15.4 we can adjust the width of the combo box itself so it better handles browsers that don't automatically adjust combo box dropdowns to fit their contents.
On Gerrit: http://gerrit.beaker-project.org/2796 Ultimately we need to stop laying this stuff out using tables and just jamming more stuff in there and hoping for the best. But this patch is a workable short-term solution.
verified on beaker-devel(Beaker 0.15.4.git.18.9a76e9d)-->pass steps: 1. on Rhel6 Firefox, check if the width of product dropdown list can accomodate the longest product id on both the view job page and on the popup window-->pass. 2. on Fc19 Konqueror, check if the width of product dropdown list can accomodate the longest product id on both the view job page and on the popup window-->pass.
Beaker 0.15.4 has been released.