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Focus capturing for sidenav. #1695
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this._elementFocusedBeforeDialogWasOpened = document.activeElement; | ||
this._focusTrap.focusFirstTabbableElement(); | ||
}); | ||
this._elementFocusedBeforeDialogWasOpened = document.activeElement; |
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Do you think its worth moving this to the FocusTrap as well? Maybe like this: focusOnDeactivate=""
fixes #50 |
cc @crisbeto, relevant to dialog |
@marcysutton as far as you know, is there ever a time when you would want to trap focus within some subtree of the DOM and not automatically move focus into that subtree as soon as it's added to the page? |
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import {Component, ViewEncapsulation, ViewChild, ElementRef} from '@angular/core'; | |||
import { | |||
Component, ViewEncapsulation, ViewChild, ElementRef, Input, AfterContentInit, NgZone |
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I think these are supposed to all be on separate lines.
set active(val: boolean) { | ||
this._active = val; | ||
if (val && this._contentReady) { | ||
this._ngZone.onMicrotaskEmpty.first().subscribe(() => { |
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This one is used here and repeated down inside ngAfterContentInit
. It might a good idea to move it to a private method like waitForTabbableElement
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@@ -45,6 +41,9 @@ export class MdDialogContainer extends BasePortalHost implements OnDestroy { | |||
/** Reference to the open dialog. */ | |||
dialogRef: MdDialogRef<any>; | |||
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/** Whether the focus trap is active. */ | |||
focusTrapActive: boolean = false; |
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Not sure what the style guide says about this, but wouldn't the boolean
be inferred from the default value anyway @jelbourn?
@jelbourn focus traps are usually enabled/disabled on command when the UI requires it, such as a modal dialog being shown. Otherwise you run the risk of trapping a keyboard user inside a menu at the wrong time. You might want to check out HTML |
@marcysutton That sounds like what I'm doing here, I added an |
Changed to not automatically focus the first element when it's activated. |
private _contentReady: boolean = false; | ||
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/** Whether the focus trap is active. */ | ||
private _active: boolean = true; |
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How do you feel about inverting this to disabled
(with coerceBooleanProperty
)? It might make more sense if active
is the default.
// Trigger setter behavior. | ||
if (this.active) { | ||
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} |
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Empty if
?
@@ -106,6 +111,10 @@ export class MdSidenav implements AfterContentInit { | |||
/** Event emitted when the sidenav alignment changes. */ | |||
@Output('align-changed') onAlignChanged = new EventEmitter<void>(); | |||
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get focusTrapActive() { |
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isFocusTrapActive
? (or isFocusTrapDisabled
is we invert it)
Add a comment like
// The focus trap is only enabled when the sidenav is open in any mode
// except for side.
link2Element.focus(); | ||
}); | ||
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it('should trp focus when opened in "over" mode', fakeAsync(() => { |
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trp
-> trap
expect(document.activeElement).toBe(link1Element); | ||
})); | ||
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it('should trap tabs when opened in "push" mode', fakeAsync(() => { |
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Trap tabs?
sidenav = fixture.debugElement.query(By.directive(MdSidenav)).componentInstance; | ||
link1Element = fixture.debugElement.query(By.css('.link1')).nativeElement; | ||
link2Element = fixture.debugElement.query(By.css('.link1')).nativeElement; | ||
link2Element.focus(); |
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Can we call these something like firstFocusableElement
and lastFocusableElement
?
LGTM |
@mmalerba Presubmit is unhappy because
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@kara fixed, strange that neither build nor lint caught that |
@mmalerba I think it needs to be internal instead of private. |
@mmalerba can you rebase? |
Captures focus when sidenav is open in "over" or "push" mode, but not when opened in "side" mode.
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Captures focus when sidenav is open in "over" or "push" mode, but not
when opened in "side" mode.