Dialog: Position with pixels in array doesn't work with back compat disabled

[Mamen]

$("#dialog").dialog({position: [200, 200]});

This will render the same as [0, 0]. String values DO work. For example ['center', 'center']

[Scott González]

Works for me: ​http://jsbin.com/udacal/1/edit

[Mamen]

It doesn't work at all here. However my inital statement was somewhat wrong. In IE, and Chrome it defaults to "center center" if numerics are used. In Opera it defaults to "center top".

[Mamen]

Hmm. I suspect this may be related to frames. The problem is most prominent with Opera. In all browsers I have tested, it works when selecting the live preview (stand alone page). May be problems with changing values live also.

[Scott González]

I'm still not seeing any problems. The behavior you're seeing in Opera with the dialog showing at the top is caused by the fact that the document doesn't have enough height. Add another element to the page that actually makes the document taller and you'll see the positioning is working just fine.

[Mamen]

May be something like that. However it fill fail in all browsers if you add

<script>$.uiBackCompat = false;</script>

The reason is that dialog uses offset, which is depricated. The option [200,200] is however NOT marked as depricated.

[Scott González]

Dialog: Don't use deprecated offset option for .position(). Fixes #8675 - Dialog: Position with pixels in array doesn't work with back compat disabled.

Changeset: 11effcbd35c7a0b36af2a710b385d741f5849cbf