When I click on the ShowButton with the wheel (I want to open in a new tab), the tab opens, but without content.
If I open by clicking the left mouse button - it opens in the same tab and everything is correct, if I click on the wheel, it opens in a new tab (as target=_blank) and in this case a blank page is displayed, without content. How can I fix it?
Simple ShowButton from React-admin
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I am using #material-ui with react. I've got the following problem:
With the keyboard, open the context menu, select "Assignee details" or "Requester details"
Close the dialog. When you tab again, the focus is now back at the top of the page, it should stay on the menu. How can I achieve this behavior?
https://codesandbox.io/s/hardcore-breeze-s4mkez?file=/src/Test.js
You can save the current focused element (you can get it with document.activeElement) and after closing the menu, set focus to the desired element with element.focus()
I am working on a page where a left hand main menu has submenus. I try to hover to the main menu item, and it will show the submenu, and then I will click the submenu.
I am using below code:
#FindBy(id = "xxx")
private WebElementFacade mainmenu;
#FindBy(id = "yyy")
private WebElementFacade submenu;
Actions builder = new Actions(getDriver());
builder.moveToElement(mainmenu).perform();
submenu.waitUntilClickable().click();
I've tried other ways like:
action.moveToElement(mainmenu).moveToElement(submenu).click().build().perform();
It seems the problem is: when the test is performed when browser is in full screen, i.e.
driver.manage().window().maximize();
the main menu sometimes flash very quickly as if it's clicked really fast and recede, other times it appears not clicked or hovered to at all.
Because this hover and click active happens immediately after user navigate to the page, I add wait for element on the main menu, but it does not seem to work.
Any ideas how to solve the problem? I do not understand why it happens only when browser is in full screen mode. The only reason I can think of is the main menu element need more time to load.
EDIT:
Btw, the issue is very severe in Chrome. Firefox is better, but not 100% working either. It seems that even a simple hover:
mainmenu.waitUntilPresent();
Actions builder = new Actions(getDriver());
builder.moveToElement(mainmenu)perform();
does not always make the main menu display its submenu. I do not understand why it does not work.
In ext js I have a form panel that will add items on tab click i.e. items related to clicked tab.Im destroying the before created items and adding new items to the panel. Items are getting added properly but panel is not displayed. When I press f12 or if im using f12 if I close the console at this time the panel is shown. on f12 window open or close the panel is shown. Why not before ? What could be the problem?
I assume that you are using a Chrome browser and pressing F12 shows/hides the developer tools. So this action resizes the viewport, forcing a refresh of the panel layout and the components become visible.
When adding/removing items from a panel a yourformpanel.doLayout() could help recalculating the layout.
Another option is to embrace the adding/removing of items with the following code:
Ext.suspendLayouts();
... // add/remove items here
Ext.resumeLayouts(true);
BTW: More details on your problem would be helpful (e.g. code snippets, ExtJS version).
I've a ext js tab panel defined with some tabs.
On the same page I've a menu of hyper links for asking user which tab to open.
I want open the selected tab when the user clicks the link.
Basically when u click on the tab header to open the tab, I want exact same thing to happen on clicking some button/hyperlink.
Seems like a pretty normal thing, but I can't find the solution anywhere!!
Please help.
thanks
ues setActiveTab( newItem ) method of tabpanel.You can pass an ID, index or the component itself as newItem.
I have a menu on my view. When focus on menu that time press F1. This F1 opens a browser page. Now close the browser. Focus not show on menu after closing the browser. Focus should still remain on menu but it comes after pressing tab.
That is just a nature of Windows focus system.
The focus is set to that "Window" at first. If you want to focus to menu, try GotFocus event on the root <Window>.