#3804 closed bug (fixed)

Opened January 12, 2009 07:58PM UTC

Closed February 05, 2009 05:26AM UTC

Multiple Slider Focus Issues

Reported by: kouphax Owned by:
Priority: critical Milestone: 1.7
Component: ui.slider Version: 1.6rc4
Keywords: Cc:
Blocked by: Blocking:
Description

If you add more than one slider to a page (see color picker demo for an example) the blur events are not being raised properly.

1. Click a slider handler so that it receives focus

2. Click anywhere on the page (except another slider) and see the handler loses the focus class.

3. Repeat step 1

4. Click on the second slider's handle and see it receives the focus/active class but the first handler doesn't lose it's class.

This works fine with keyboard (TAB) navigation so I assume it is a bug rather than a strange feature. It does however break any custom blur event code attached to the slider so I feel it has some importance behind it.

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Changed January 15, 2009 02:31AM UTC by scottgonzalez comment:1

description: \ If you add more than one slider to a page (see color picker demo for an example) the blur events are not being raised properly. \ \ 1. Click a slider handler so that it receives focus \ 2. Click anywhere on the page (except another slider) and see the handler loses the focus class. \ 3. Repeat step 1 \ 4. Click on the second slider's handle and see it receives the focus/active class but the first handler doesn't lose it's class. \ \ This works fine with keyboard (TAB) navigation so I assume it is a bug rather than a strange feature. It does however break any custom blur event code attached to the slider so I feel it has some importance behind it. \ \ → If you add more than one slider to a page (see color picker demo for an example) the blur events are not being raised properly. \ \ 1. Click a slider handler so that it receives focus \ 2. Click anywhere on the page (except another slider) and see the handler loses the focus class. \ 3. Repeat step 1 \ 4. Click on the second slider's handle and see it receives the focus/active class but the first handler doesn't lose it's class. \ \ This works fine with keyboard (TAB) navigation so I assume it is a bug rather than a strange feature. It does however break any custom blur event code attached to the slider so I feel it has some importance behind it. \ \
milestone: TBD → 1.6
priority: minor → critical

Changed February 05, 2009 05:26AM UTC by rdworth comment:2

resolution: → fixed
status: new → closed

Fixed in r2002