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Chrome focus input search

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  • #6120
    flaviohcardosoflaviohcardoso
    Participant

    Only in chrome focus of the search field is removed when the ajax request.
    you already know this bug?

    #6121
    Ernest MarcinkoErnest Marcinko
    Keymaster

    Hi!

    Can you be please more descriptive? I tried typing, waited for the ajax request and the focus stayed in the input field. Is that the problem, or something else?

    #6128
    flaviohcardosoflaviohcardoso
    Participant

    That’s the problem, but this only happens in chrome. Have you tested in chrome broswer?

    #6130
    Ernest MarcinkoErnest Marcinko
    Keymaster

    Yes I did, it behaves the same for both Chrome and firefox to me.

    Video test, chrome: https://vid.me/mUEg

    Video test, firefox: https://vid.me/F7O6

    In neither of the videos did I had to click on the input field, it stayed focused.

    #6134
    flaviohcardosoflaviohcardoso
    Participant

    Ernest,

    What OS you’re testing?

    I tested it on Windows 8 and 10 / Chrome 45.0.2454.101 m (64-bit) and many desktops.
    The next test I will do is on Mac, but i just have this macbook in my house.

    Another problem that only happens in chrome is the auto suggestion, which makes a shading in own field.

    I’ll make a video to show the problem.

    #6135
    Ernest MarcinkoErnest Marcinko
    Keymaster

    I’ve tested windows 8 and 10, 64bit, I don’t have a mac unfortunately.

    Browser: Chrome Version 45.0.2454.101 m

    Maybe some browser extensions?

    #6136
    flaviohcardosoflaviohcardoso
    Participant

    Firefox: Work correctly and autocomplete
    https://vid.me/8z1q

    Chrome: Doesn’t work an autocomplete not show.
    https://vid.me/DECt

    #6137
    flaviohcardosoflaviohcardoso
    Participant

    If you want, you can make a remote access on my machine and you test everything.

    #6139
    Ernest MarcinkoErnest Marcinko
    Keymaster

    Later today I’m going to test from another PC as well, to make sure it’s not mine.

    What I also tried is to run chrome fully without extensions. You can do that by creating a .bat file and putting this as content:

    [code]
    taskkill /F /IM chrome.exe
    taskkill /F /IM iexplore.exe
    taskkill /F /IM googleupdate.exe
    taskkill /F /IM outwit-hub.exe

    start chrome –disable-extensions
    [/code]

    This will make sure it’s not an extension causing the bug. I’ve looked through the internet, but I haven’t found any focus related issues with input fields on chrome. The same code is used for every browser.

    #6145
    flaviohcardosoflaviohcardoso
    Participant

    You will not believe what the problem is.
    On all machines I tested were touchscreen. That’s the problem.
    The chrome has some difference when the function touch is enabled.

    See video bellow:
    https://vid.me/yRPO

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