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Popups in FXCanvas do not disappear on focus lost events [message #1412136]

Mon, 25 August 2014 07:31

Eclipse User

Not sure if this is the right forum:
I have embedded WebView as root of the FXCanvas scene and using an HTMLSelectElement (aka combo box). When the combo box is active and the hosting FXCanvas looses the widget focus, the combo box is still visible. Even when minimizing the application, the popup/dropdown box is still visible.
The popup disappears if it looses the focus *within* the scene, i.e. clicking onto another node which is part of the scene.
Do you have any hints how to fix/handle this behavior? I think I need to relay the SWT FocusOut event to the JavaFX scene such that it handles this itself. But I thought this is part of the JavaFX/SWT integration.

Re: Popups in FXCanvas do not disappear on focus lost events [message #1412146 is a reply to message #1412136]

Mon, 25 August 2014 08:05

Eclipse User

FXCanvas is a component part of JavaFX so you better file a JIRA against
JavaFX.

Tom

On 25.08.14 13:31, Erdal Karaca wrote:
> Not sure if this is the right forum:
> I have embedded WebView as root of the FXCanvas scene and using an
> HTMLSelectElement (aka combo box). When the combo box is active and the
> hosting FXCanvas looses the widget focus, the combo box is still
> visible. Even when minimizing the application, the popup/dropdown box is
> still visible.
> The popup disappears if it looses the focus *within* the scene, i.e.
> clicking onto another node which is part of the scene.
> Do you have any hints how to fix/handle this behavior? I think I need to
> relay the SWT FocusOut event to the JavaFX scene such that it handles
> this itself. But I thought this is part of the JavaFX/SWT integration.

Re: Popups in FXCanvas do not disappear on focus lost events [message #1412149 is a reply to message #1412146]

Mon, 25 August 2014 08:11

Eclipse User

Thanks!

FYI: https://javafx-jira.kenai.com/browse/RT-38417

[quote title=Thomas Schindl wrote on Mon, 25 August 2014 14:05]FXCanvas is a component part of JavaFX so you better file a JIRA against
JavaFX.

Tom

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