Revert "Merge pull request #959 from id-fa/fix/lora-loader-list-scroll-nodes2"

This reverts commit 01dac57c35, reversing
changes made to 62f9e3f44a.
This commit is contained in:
Will Miao
2026-06-07 17:25:30 +08:00
parent 5a4664fa12
commit 568daa351e
3 changed files with 17 additions and 103 deletions

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@@ -5,13 +5,13 @@ import {
updateWidgetHeight,
shouldShowClipEntry,
syncClipStrengthIfCollapsed,
LORA_ENTRY_HEIGHT,
HEADER_HEIGHT,
CONTAINER_PADDING,
EMPTY_CONTAINER_HEIGHT
LORA_ENTRY_HEIGHT,
HEADER_HEIGHT,
CONTAINER_PADDING,
EMPTY_CONTAINER_HEIGHT
} from "./loras_widget_utils.js";
import { initDrag, createContextMenu, initHeaderDrag, initReorderDrag, handleKeyboardNavigation } from "./loras_widget_events.js";
import { forwardMiddleMouseToCanvas, forwardWheelToCanvas, enableListWheelScroll } from "./utils.js";
import { forwardMiddleMouseToCanvas, forwardWheelToCanvas } from "./utils.js";
import { PreviewTooltip } from "./preview_tooltip.js";
import { ensureLmStyles } from "./lm_styles_loader.js";
import { getStrengthStepPreference } from "./settings.js";
@@ -24,18 +24,11 @@ export function addLorasWidget(node, name, opts, callback) {
container.className = "lm-loras-container";
forwardMiddleMouseToCanvas(container);
// Capture-phase handler: scroll the list with the wheel when it overflows.
// Falls through to forwardWheelToCanvas (canvas zoom) when the list is short.
enableListWheelScroll(container);
forwardWheelToCanvas(container);
// Set initial height using CSS variables approach
const defaultHeight = 200;
// Content height (capped at 12 rows by renderLoras), kept up to date and used
// to fix the widget/node height in both Canvas and Nodes 2.0 (Vue) modes.
let currentContentHeight = defaultHeight;
// Check if this is a randomizer node (lock button instead of drag handle)
const isRandomizerNode = opts?.isRandomizerNode === true;
@@ -205,7 +198,7 @@ export function addLorasWidget(node, name, opts, callback) {
container.appendChild(emptyMessage);
// Set fixed height for empty state
currentContentHeight = updateWidgetHeight(container, EMPTY_CONTAINER_HEIGHT, defaultHeight, node);
updateWidgetHeight(container, EMPTY_CONTAINER_HEIGHT, defaultHeight, node);
return;
}
@@ -652,7 +645,7 @@ export function addLorasWidget(node, name, opts, callback) {
// Calculate height based on number of loras and fixed sizes
const calculatedHeight = CONTAINER_PADDING + HEADER_HEIGHT + (Math.min(totalVisibleEntries, 12) * LORA_ENTRY_HEIGHT);
currentContentHeight = updateWidgetHeight(container, calculatedHeight, defaultHeight, node);
updateWidgetHeight(container, calculatedHeight, defaultHeight, node);
// After all LoRA elements are created, apply selection state as the last step
// This ensures the selection state is not overwritten
@@ -734,31 +727,12 @@ export function addLorasWidget(node, name, opts, callback) {
widgetValue = updatedValue;
renderLoras(widgetValue, widget);
},
// The list area is capped at 12 rows (see calculatedHeight); beyond that the
// container scrolls. Report that capped height as both the min and preferred
// size so the node height stays fixed to the list, matching Canvas mode.
getMinHeight: () => currentContentHeight,
getHeight: () => currentContentHeight,
hideOnZoom: true,
selectOn: ['click', 'focus']
});
widget.value = defaultValue;
// Canonical LiteGraph sizing hook (Canvas mode): fix the widget to the capped
// content height. Rows beyond the 12-row cap scroll inside the container.
widget.computeSize = (width) => [width, currentContentHeight];
// Nodes 2.0 / Vue mode reads computeLayoutSize for the node's size. Pin both
// the min and max to the capped content height so the list area is fixed to
// 12 rows (scrolling beyond), matching Canvas mode, instead of the layout
// engine measuring the full DOM and locking the node fully expanded.
widget.computeLayoutSize = () => ({
minHeight: currentContentHeight,
maxHeight: currentContentHeight,
minWidth: 400,
});
widget.callback = callback;
widget.onRemove = () => {

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@@ -18,28 +18,21 @@ export function formatLoraValue(loras) {
return loras;
}
// Resolve the capped (12-row) height of the widget and physically cap the
// container so the list area never grows past it.
// `height` is the raw content height (already capped at 12 rows by the caller);
// the result never drops below defaultHeight.
// The max-height is the reliable lever: Nodes 2.0 / Vue mode measures the
// rendered DOM to size the node, so without an actual height cap on the element
// the list always shows every row. max-height bounds the element regardless of
// what the layout engine measures, and the overflow makes the extra rows scroll.
// Returns the resolved height so callers can also report it to ComfyUI.
// Function to update widget height consistently
export function updateWidgetHeight(container, height, defaultHeight, node) {
const cappedHeight = Math.max(defaultHeight, height);
container.style.maxHeight = `${cappedHeight}px`;
// Force node to redraw after a short delay to ensure the DOM is updated.
// Ensure minimum height
const finalHeight = Math.max(defaultHeight, height);
// Update CSS variables
container.style.setProperty('--comfy-widget-min-height', `${finalHeight}px`);
container.style.setProperty('--comfy-widget-height', `${finalHeight}px`);
// Force node to update size after a short delay to ensure DOM is updated
if (node) {
setTimeout(() => {
node.setDirtyCanvas(true, true);
}, 10);
}
return cappedHeight;
}
// Determine if clip entry should be shown - now based on expanded property or initial diff values

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@@ -784,59 +784,6 @@ export function forwardWheelToCanvas(container, options = {}) {
}, { passive: false });
}
// Marks elements whose wheel scrolling must win over the canvas zoom.
const LIST_WHEEL_SCROLL_CLASS = 'lm-wheel-scrollable';
let listWheelScrollHookInstalled = false;
/**
* Keep vertical wheel scrolling inside a scrollable widget container instead of
* letting ComfyUI zoom the canvas.
*
* In Nodes 2.0 / Vue mode ComfyUI's wheel→zoom handler runs on the document /
* canvas in the capture phase, which is *outer* than the widget, so a listener
* on the container (even in capture) fires too late. The reliable place to win
* is a single hook on `window` in the capture phase — the very first step of
* event dispatch. When the wheel is over a marked, scrollable element we scroll
* it manually and fully consume the event; otherwise we leave it alone so canvas
* zoom keeps working.
* @param {HTMLElement} container - The scrollable element (overflow: auto)
*/
export function enableListWheelScroll(container) {
if (!container) return;
container.classList.add(LIST_WHEEL_SCROLL_CLASS);
if (listWheelScrollHookInstalled) return;
listWheelScrollHookInstalled = true;
window.addEventListener('wheel', (event) => {
// Let pinch/zoom and horizontal gestures fall through to the canvas.
if (event.ctrlKey) return;
if (Math.abs(event.deltaX) > Math.abs(event.deltaY)) return;
const target = event.target;
if (!target || typeof target.closest !== 'function') return;
const el = target.closest(`.${LIST_WHEEL_SCROLL_CLASS}`);
if (!el) return;
const canScrollY = el.scrollHeight > el.clientHeight + 1;
if (!canScrollY) return; // Nothing to scroll → allow canvas zoom.
// Translate the wheel delta to pixels (line / page modes → approx px).
const unit = event.deltaMode === 1
? 16
: event.deltaMode === 2
? el.clientHeight
: 1;
el.scrollTop += event.deltaY * unit;
// Consume the event so neither ComfyUI's zoom nor forwardWheelToCanvas react.
event.preventDefault();
event.stopPropagation();
event.stopImmediatePropagation();
}, { capture: true, passive: false });
}
// Get connected Lora Pool node from pool_config input
export function getConnectedPoolConfigNode(node) {
if (!node?.inputs) {