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Better user interface for screen readers and keyboard navigation #2946
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can you rebase this on latest develop so it doesn't include a load of unrelated changes? |
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Requires matrix-org/matrix-react-sdk#616, ftr |
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a couple of nits it would be nice to fix
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if (this.props.roomId) { | ||
buttonGroup = | ||
<div className="mx_RightPanel_headerButtonGroup"> | ||
<div className="mx_RightPanel_headerButton" title="Members" onClick={ this.onMemberListButtonClick }> | ||
<div className="mx_RightPanel_headerButton"> |
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are the divs still needed here?
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Didn't want to touch it just in case.
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Seems like it'd be fine if the class were to be moved to the button element.
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I got rid of the divs.
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_clearSearch: function() { | |||
this.refs.search.value = ""; | |||
this.onChange(); |
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this should happen automatically?
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Doesn't.
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You're kinda right, for reasons that are ... non-obvious. In case you're interested, and for my own reference:
Essentially the onChange
callback is a React fabrication. Native-DOM <input>
elements have an onchange
attribute, but it is only called when the element loses focus.
React actually listens for the input
event, and calls the onChange
callback when it sees one. Apparently the DOM does not fire an input
event when the value
is changed from js - which is probably lucky otherwise React would have to jump through hoops to avoid getting stuck in a loop.
What we ought to do here is stick with the react side, and just make the change through react:
this.setState({ searchTerm: "" });
That will trigger a re-render, which will update the DOM.
See also: https://facebook.github.io/react/docs/forms.html#controlled-components.
@JaniM hang on - i'm confused. i thought this had already landed? or did we only merge the react-sdk half of it? |
Changed most button-like divs to actually behave as such (via the new AccessibleButton element). Also made filtering rooms more keyboard friendly.
Signed-off-by: Jani Mustonen janijohannes@kapsi.fi