[Gtk] REGRESSION (r45440): fails at fast/events/frame-programmatic-focus.html

• Component: WebKitGTK
• Status: RESOLVED FIXED

[Jan Alonzo]

Changeset: http://trac.webkit.org/changeset/45440

Test: fast/events/frame-programmatic-focus.html

Test diff:
 <input> focused
 <input> blurred
 main frame blurred
-iframe focused
 <input> in iframe focused
 <input> in frame blurred
 iframe blurred
-main frame focused
 <input> focused

The fix in http://trac.webkit.org/changeset/45470 is incomplete. focus-in and focus-out events seem to only happen when there's user interaction.

The fix is to implement grab_focus in the WebView as well so it will work when focus is set programmatically.

Patch coming...

[Jan Alonzo]

Created attachment 32605 [details]
implement grab-focus

[Gustavo Noronha (kov)]

Comment on attachment 32605 [details]
implement grab-focus

> -        core(webView)->focusController()->setActive(frame);
> -        core(webView)->focusController()->setFocused(true);
> +        focusController->setActive(true);
> +        focusController->setFocused(true);

The only change that makes me a bit nervous is going from frame to true here. I believe there might have been a reason to not set it unconditionally? r=me, but please either revert this specific change, or add a comment here on the bug so that we have a way of tracking this down.

[Jan Alonzo]

(In reply to comment #2)
> (From update of attachment 32605 [details])
> > -        core(webView)->focusController()->setActive(frame);
> > -        core(webView)->focusController()->setFocused(true);
> > +        focusController->setActive(true);
> > +        focusController->setFocused(true);
> 
> The only change that makes me a bit nervous is going from frame to true here. I
> believe there might have been a reason to not set it unconditionally? r=me, but
> please either revert this specific change, or add a comment here on the bug so
> that we have a way of tracking this down.

Thanks. I reverted the change and landed it in http://trac.webkit.org/changeset/45802.