- Backspace from the very beginning of the input will delete the previous
bubble, as opposed to removing the input itself. If it makes it so that
two inputs are next to each other, they are merged.
- When a new input is created via a mouse click, and the current input
is empty, manually delete it right away. Waiting for the blur handler
to remove it makes it so that the bubbles shift back and forth for a moment
when a new input is added and the old input is not removed.
- Minor tweak to make sure that even if there's a 'br' before an input,
clicking before it will not make a new input and just refocus it.
Fixes: zotero#3749
- Run label update logic once instead of repeating on every item
- Show plural attachment type when multiple attachments of same type
are selected (instead of "Attachments")
- Fix incorrect icon and label showing when openReaderInNewWindow = true
- ZoteroPane.handleKeyDown does not capture events. It is not strictly
necessary now but it helps to avoid future issues such as one solved in
b15fb36f1b. One benefit from this now is
if one tabs onto a toolbarbutton that opens a menu in contextPane (e.g.
an options button in itemBox), clicks space to open the menu and then
escape to close it, this will keep focus where it was, while the capturing
listener would immediately shift the focus to the reader.
- Removed shift-tab specific case from the handler. It looks like it
was handling the shift-tab in the following scenarios:
from notes search bar (can just be handled by Tab),
from "Return to notes list button" in note editor toolbar (it's no longer there),
from a child of zotero-view-item e.g. itembox. (does not apply,
since zotero-view-item itself is a focusable scrollable area)
- use reader.focus() instead of reader.focusFirst() in tab handler,
since focusFirst() focuses the <body> of the browser and it's not interactable.
- removed all cursor-related logic. Instead, insert a new input component
each time the user wants to type. The input remain between bubbles
and focusing on one will open the reference panel. Leaving the input hides
the reference panel.
- during drag-drop reordering, lock the editor height so that it doesn't
get out of sync with the window.
- removed the iframe, since it was no longer needed.
- keyboard navigation: Home/End will place an input at the start/end
of the editor and focus it. Tab focuses the last active input if any, or
the input in the end otherwise. Shift-Tab from the editor focuses the
dropdown button if it is active. Tab from the input will focus the first
entry of the reference list. Tab from the reference list will focus the
active input. Shift-ArrowLeft/Right from focused bubble will swap the bubble
with its neighbor. ArrowDown/Up from bubble will open/close the citation dialog.
- when a reference item is selected, previously active input is re-focused.
- aria-properties to have voiceover, JAWS and NVDA read bubbles, inputs and
reference items, as well as announce hints about available keypresses.
- typing from bubble or the reference panel will refocus previously active
input
- different minor updates to make the functionality less janky
- refactoring of refreshing and resizing of the reference panel to
be more straightforward and to only do it when necessary.
E.g. clicking on a bubble and closing the
popover after will not rerun search and just display the old results.
- some throttling logic so that two escape keypresses one after another
when the itemPopover is open do not close the entire dialog
- renamed variables: qfb=dialog, qfe=editor, panel=itemPopover
- use short form of locator string for bubbles
Only stop propagation when the window is inactive, and don't fire the
synthetic event on blur. Does the same thing as efd7ec6 was intended to
do, but in a less heavy-handed way.
Fixes#3734
We weren't stopping 'change' from propagating upwards when the change hadn't
actually been committed yet, and the pane-header and abstract-box CEs
listen to that event instead of 'blur'.
In case something deleted dataset.initialValue after focus and before we
received this keypress.
Addresses #3725. Might still want to rework that listener, but this
change made sense regardless, since the same kind of race condition
could be triggered elsewhere.
- Tab from the tags list or shift-tab from the tags filter field
focuses the first non-disabled tag. If there are none, the tags are
skipped and the focus moves directly to the input field or the tags list.
- Arrow Right/Left move focus between tags skipping over disabled tags
- Space/Enter clicks on the selected tag
- Space/Enter click on the search button when focused
- brought back escape behavior that just focuses the reader whenever
a reader tab is opened, wherever it comes from (unless it's from an
element that is .open - like an item type menu, in which case just
let it get closed)
- removed moving focus from contextPane title to sync button on shift-tab
- using new reader methods onIframeTab, onToolbarShiftTab to move focus
to the contextPane on tab from reader iframe or to the sync button
on shift-tab from the toolbar
So now, the focus path is: tab bar -> tabs menu -> sync button -> reader
toolbar -> reader sidebar -> reader scrollable area -> contextPane title
(if visible) or tab bar
