Strange behaviour with upwards growing party frames

[Irongunner]

Hi,

I am experiencing a very odd behaviour with my party frames.

They are created by the following code:

local party = oUF:SpawnHeader(
"oUF_Party",
"SecurePartyHeaderTemplate",
"custom [group:party,nogroup:raid][@raid6,noexists,group:raid] show;hide",
"showPlayer", true,
"oUF-initialConfigFunction", (initconfig):format(69, 22),
"sortMethod", "NAME",
"yOffset", -5
)
party:SetPoint("TOPLEFT", UIParent, "CENTER", -952, -20)

As you can see the frames should be located at the bottom left of my screen.
Currently, I set yOffset to -5 which makes them grow downwards.
When I change this value to 50 (to make them grow upwards), the frame suddenly appears in the center of the screen.

I tried some other values and realized, that everything >= 30 causes this positioning issue.

See the following screenshots:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/.../yOffset-5.jpg
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/...yOffset+29.jpg
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/...yOffset+30.jpg
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/...yOffset+50.jpg

Has anyone else experienced similar issues?
Could you try the same in your layouts and see if it is reproducible there (maybe with other values)?

In addition I noticed that "SecureRaidGroupHeaderTemplate" does not seem to work for my raid frames anymore. I don't get any context menus when right-clicking raid members. Is this a known issue?

- Iron

[p3lim]

Originally Posted by Irongunner In addition I noticed that "SecureRaidGroupHeaderTemplate" does not seem to work for my raid frames anymore. I don't get any context menus when right-clicking raid members. Is this a known issue?

It should work, I can't say for sure as I don't pass a template so it defaults to SecureGroupHeaderTemplate, and it definitely works for that one.

[Rainrider]

Don't know why this happens but you could try setting the "sortDir" attribute to "DESC" on the party header.

[p3lim]

It will sort them the other way around, but it doesn't help the issues he has.

Try the point attribute, it defaults to TOP (so it works with downward expanding headers). Set it to BOTTOM instead.