Anatoly - Hi team! I'm using <AppEmbed fullHeig...

Hi team! I'm using <AppEmbed fullHeight={true} /> with the fullHeight={true} option, but I’ve encountered an issue where full height is only applied correctly after manually resizing the browser window. I've attached a video that shows this behavior. In this example, frameParams is not being used. Could you please let me know if there’s a way to make fullHeight={true} work correctly right away when <AppEmbed /> is rendered?
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Thanks for your response! Here's the situation on my side: on the initial render, <AppEmbed /> only takes up about a quarter of the browser window height. The only reliable way I found to stretch its height to fill all the available space was by using a fixed height via frameParams. That’s why I tried setting fullHeight={true}, hoping it would help dynamically calculate the proper height. ...
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shikharTS
shikharTS3d ago
I think full height is applicable only in case of liveboard context, not when the home-page is rendered. There should be a correct way for this. @jbc @Ruchi Anand can you guys help here?
Ruchi Anand
Ruchi Anand2d ago
Fullheight is intended for liveboards, not for full app embed. Could you share your use case, what you're trying to achieve with fullheight?
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Anatoly
Anatoly16h ago
Thanks for your response! Here's the situation on my side: on the initial render, <AppEmbed /> only takes up about a quarter of the browser window height. The only reliable way I found to stretch its height to fill all the available space was by using a fixed height via frameParams. That’s why I tried setting fullHeight={true}, hoping it would help dynamically calculate the proper height. However, after further debugging, I realized that the unpredictable height behavior is actually caused by the parent containers wrapping <AppEmbed />. So I think this issue is no longer relevant and can be closed. Thanks again!

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