| TableViewer in IE9, problem with arrow-down keys [message #1395671] |
Mon, 07 July 2014 04:22  |
Eclipse User |
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I have the following strange phenomenon with a TableViewer in IE9.
I have a TableViewer, which has a vertical scrollbar and x rows are displayed in the visible area.
First I click on the scrollbar. Then I select a row. Then I press the arrow-down key x times.
After that the TableViewer does not react to arrow-down any more (also not to arrow-up).
In this state no key events are transferred from client to server any more.
When I press the tab key in this state, then also the tab key event is not sent to the server. But I am getting into a state where the TableViewer does react on arrow keys again.
From that on, I can navigate normally with the arrow keys.
But when I click on the scrollbar and then select a row, the same problem occurs.
Unfortunately I could not reproduce the problem in a snippet so far. So it is likely, that the problem is in my own code.
But on the other hand I have this problem only with IE9. It does not occur with Chrome of FireFox.
So I thought, maybe someone else has experienced a similar phenomenon or has hints for me, how I can proceed with this problem.
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| Re: TableViewer in IE9, problem with arrow-down keys [message #1395806 is a reply to message #1395671] |
Mon, 07 July 2014 08:25  |
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There is a method _switchRows in GridRowContainer.js.
When I uncomment the assignment to children and items, I do not have the effect any more, that the TableViewer stops reacting to arrow-down events.
_switchRows : function( newFirstRow ) {
var rowTemp = this._children.slice( newFirstRow );
var itemsTemp = this._items.slice( newFirstRow );
//this._children = rowTemp.concat( this._children.slice( 0, newFirstRow ) );
//this._items = itemsTemp.concat( this._items.slice( 0, newFirstRow ) );
this._invalidateVisibleChildren();
}
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