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[Select] Fix incorrect selecting of first element #36024
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@@ -100,6 +100,8 @@ const ListSubheader = React.forwardRef(function ListSubheader(inProps, ref) { | |||
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ListSubheader.muiSkipListHighlight = true; |
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There is already a detection mechanism implemented that skips non focusable items in the list that seems to work reliably otherwise keyboard interaction wouldn't work correctly (see grouping in the docs demo). I suggest to use the same detection for this PR instead of introducing a new static prop that adds a fairly important implementation detail to all the implementers? The other one works out of the box without anyone thinking or doing anything about it. It just skips non focusable items. It also works if you disable some otherwise focusable MenuItem
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It doesn't affect all implementers, just those who wrap the ListSubheader in a custom component.
The existing keyboard navigation behavior relies on the DOM nodes already being constructed, as it checks the existence of aria-disabled
and tabindex
attributes and focuses the right item.
The initial highlight works differently as it has to overwrite the tabIndex prop of the first focusable item. Overwriting the tabindex
attribute won't work here, as it would conflict with the prop.
There certainly could be a way to redesign how this logic works, but I'm not eager to rewrite the Select. We've already implemented the SelectUnstyled, which will be used to power the Material UI's Select in the upcoming version. It is free from this bug (and many others).
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The tabIndex
solution seems much better and universal than this prop.
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it('should not have the selectable option selected when inital value provided is empty string on Select with ListSubHeader item', () => { |
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An additional test should be added with just MenuItem
components where the first item is disabled.
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There already is a test with the first item disabled around line 567.
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activeItemIndex = index; | |||
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if (activeItemIndex === index && (child.props.disabled || child.type.muiSkipListHighlight)) { |
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if (activeItemIndex === index && (child.props.disabled || child.type.muiSkipListHighlight)) { | |
if (activeItemIndex === index && (child.props.disabled || child.props.tabindex < 0)) { |
Instead of coming up with new static prop, should we rather teach developers to use the tabindex
correctly?
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That is a very good suggestion that is also completely independent of the list item components being used. I like it lots more than the muiSkipListHighlight
prop.
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The MenuList (and dependent compoenents) uses the roving tabindex pattern. Using this pattern, only one of the options (the highlighted one) should have tabindex=0. The rest should have tabindex=-1, so they are not tabbable (navigation between options is done using the arrow keys, not the tab key).
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Agree, using the tabindex conflicts with the roving tabindex pattern. @michaldudak have you consider using a data-
attribute instead of static field? Something like data-mui-select-skip-tab
or something shorter :))
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For the record, we've discussed it outside GitHub and agreed to provide both options - the static field and a prop. I'll document both options.
Since we're looking for a prop, not an attribute (as the DOM is not constructed at this point), I chose the same name as the static field: muiSkipOptionHighlight
. See the added tests for usage.
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Looks good. Left couple of comments for the documentation, in my opinion it's more readable when annotation the options. I will leave the final decision to you :)
Co-authored-by: Marija Najdova <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Michał Dudak <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Marija Najdova <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Michał Dudak <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Marija Najdova <[email protected]>
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activeItemIndex === index && | ||
(child.props.disabled || child.props.muiSkipListHighlight || child.type.muiSkipListHighlight) | ||
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activeItemIndex += 1; | ||
if (activeItemIndex >= children.length) { | ||
// there are no focusable items within the list. | ||
activeItemIndex = -1; | ||
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} |
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Hi @michaldudak
I have been looking for solutions to skip items in the menu list. And it looks like this only skips the initial focus when the menu is opened via keyboard. The traversal logic doesn't respect the muiSkipListHighlight
prop.
In other words, muiSkipListHighlight
in MenuList will only skip the focusVisible state for the initial render, but it is ignored when the user press key up/down to traverse the list items.
Let me know if I should file an issue or how I can help further on fixing this. I might be missing the point of this prop too. So I'd be grateful if you can point out.
Thanks in advance!
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@ycmjason Answering on behalf of @michaldudak , the muiSkipListHighlight
prop is an internal prop and should be used only if you wrap the ListSubheader
in a custom component. We document it's use-case here.
As for skipping the item in a menu list, I guess you need to disable the item, then it should be able to skip the highlight.
This PR reverts the implementation from #27299, as it was proven to be buggy (#34731), and fixes the root problem. When MenuList sets the initial highlight (by setting the
tabIndex
prop), it doesn't take into consideration if the element it wants to focus is indeed focusable. Non-focusable items include ListSubheaders and disabled MenuItems.Detecting a disabled item is fairly easy - by checking its
disabled
prop. Skipping the ListSubheaders is more tricky. Checking ifchild.type === ListSubheader
wouldn't work, as the header could be wrapped in a custom component. I ended up adding a static boolean field on a ListSubheader component, calledmuiSkipListHighlight
. If the MenuList finds such a field, it does not consider the component when setting focus. The main drawback of this solution is that such a prop will have to be added to any custom wrapper components. If the PR is accepted, I'll add a proper note to the Select docs.Fixes #34731