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More likely a Making sure to use the command line args that match the implementation you are using. Possibly related to chromiumembedded/cef#2931 |
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Tried this and it's a bit odd because |
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Thanks for the reply. CEF Sample Application: works (does not flash the cursor in the input field) All were started as is without any arguments. |
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I would like to test, but i don`t have a tabbed project. But as there is proof of a problem already: Should i open a real issue? |
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@amaitland Tried this on my popup testing, which is in my own window, it doesn't seem to work. |
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You can use the same method to host the popup in a new Form created entirely in code.
As the problem reproduce with the Please make sure to search through open issues before creating a new one.
@aimcosoftware Does focusing another control outside the popup browser then refocusing the browser restore it's focus? |
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It's because the browser doesn't have focus, if you set focus to CEFSharp browser, it works. I did it in Private Sub Browser_LoadingStateChanged(Sender As Object, e As LoadingStateChangedEventArgs) Handles Browser.LoadingStateChanged
If Not e.IsLoading Then
Invoke(Sub() Browser.Focus())
End If
End Sub
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Hello,
i can`t get focus on a input field in a Popup. For comparison i tried the CefSharp.MinimalExample and have the same problem there.
The Call:
The Popup:
My Code works in Firefox, Edge and Chrome.
Im at a loss. My code works but not in CefSharp, but i can`t imagine such a basic feature not working.
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