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When adding a <dialog> element within the contents of a TreeView, and showing the dialog as modal, it will trap the focus to the contents of the dialog, however moving the focus causes TreeView to check where focus is, and assumes the next items to be within the TreeView. This is not the case for Dialogs.
Steps to reproduce
Use a <TreeView>.
Add a <dialog> in the contents of the TreeView and call .showModal()
See an error Element is not a treeitem.
Version
v36.3.1
Browser
Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge, iOS Safari
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@keithamus are you running into a crash in a particular area of the product that prompted this bug report? Understanding where this is showing up live (if at all) will help with prioritization.
Description
When adding a
<dialog>element within the contents of a TreeView, and showing the dialog as modal, it will trap the focus to the contents of the dialog, however moving the focus causes TreeView to check where focus is, and assumes the next items to be within the TreeView. This is not the case for Dialogs.Steps to reproduce
<TreeView>.<dialog>in the contents of theTreeViewand call.showModal()Element is not a treeitem.Version
v36.3.1
Browser
Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge, iOS Safari
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: