FLUID-3925: With no wrapping on, the keyboard movement keystrokes are captured by the browser where a wrap would have occurred

Metadata

Source
FLUID-3925
Type
Bug
Priority
Major
Status
Closed
Resolution
Duplicate
Assignee
Justin Obara
Reporter
Justin Obara
Created
2010-12-16T14:11:14.001-0500
Updated
2014-06-06T08:28:08.407-0400
Versions
  1. 1.3
  2. 1.3.1
  3. 1.4
  4. 1.5
Fixed Versions
N/A
Component
  1. Reorderer

Description

Steps to reproduce:

1) Open a reorderer demo such as the image reorderer
http://build.fluidproject.org/infusion/demos/reorderer/imageReorderer/html/imageReorderer.html

2) use the keyboard, with the letter keys, to move an element to one of the edges.

3) now tap the same set of keys again to try to cause a wrap.

Notice that if the wrapping is turned off, that the keystrokes are interpreted by the browser, which performs it's default actions.
Note that the short cut keys may be different for different browsers.

Environments

IE11, IE10, IE9, IE8, IE7, IE6

Comments

  • Anastasia Cheetham commented 2014-04-02T15:39:28.685-0400

    Justin, could you double-check this, and if it's still an issue, could you clarify what the action should be, and what the 'default action' you're observing is?

  • Justin Obara commented 2014-05-26T15:34:21.888-0400

    @@Anastasia Cheetham i re-tested this today. It seems that it is no longer an issue in Chrome, Firefox, or Safari. However it's still present in IE (i've updated the environments). The behaviour should be to capture the keyboard short cut so that no action occurs. What happens in IE is that you will be using ctrl-k, when you get to the end, a new browser tab is opened.