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prevent initial focus trap while has a focused element. #44932

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$ #43662
$ #44956
$ #44745
PROPOSAL: #43662 (comment)

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  • Issue 43662:
  1. Go to staging.new.expensify.com
  2. Go to chat
  3. Go to + > Submit expense > Manual
  4. Enter amount
  5. Hit Enter
  6. Verify the back icon on RHP will not have blue border selection
  • Issue 44745:
  1. Open app
  2. From global menu click on 'Fab' > start chat
  3. From the bottom of the page click on the referral banner
  4. Verify Animation should correct when RHP page for referral is opened
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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src/components/FocusTrap/FocusTrapForScreen/index.web.tsx Outdated Show resolved Hide resolved
delayInitialFocus: CONST.ANIMATED_TRANSITION,
// We don’t want to override autofocus while there is a focused element.
initialFocus: (containers) => {
const hasFocusedElement = containers?.some((container) => container.contains(document.activeElement));
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const hasFocusedElement = containers?.some((container) => container.contains(document.activeElement));
const isFocusedElementWithinFocusTrapContainer = containers?.some((container) => container.contains(document.activeElement));

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i've updated

-var delay = function delay(fn) {
- return setTimeout(fn, 0);
+var delay = function delay(fn, delayTime = 0) {
+ return setTimeout(fn, delayTime);
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I think we need to keep the extra setTimeout here and add our timeout. After testing I found out that document.activeElement does not return the correct focused element.

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+ return setTimeout(fn, delayTime);
+ return setTimeout(() => setTimeout(fn, delayTime), 0);

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After the component unmounts, the focus trap will deactivate, so the default active element becomes the document. So I don't think we need to add another timeout inside the existing timeout

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Can you please elaborate what does this has to do with focus deactivation? What I am referring to is the fact that if you log document.activeElement you will not get the correct focused element as we are doing this too early

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We have a missing delayInitialFocus time; it should equal CONST.ANIMATED_TRANSITION + CONST.ANIMATION_IN_TIMING. I’ll update it with the timing animation in accordingly.

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Updated timing animation

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The correct timing is 300ms (CONST.ANIMATED_TRANSITION). CONST.ANIMATION_IN_TIMING is not related to the screen transition.

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The correct timing is 300ms (CONST.ANIMATED_TRANSITION). CONST.ANIMATION_IN_TIMING is not related to the screen transition.

About this change, we need to extend ANIMATION_IN_TIMING. This is because useAutoFocus also runs after ANIMATED_TRANSITION. In that case, input focusing and getting initial focus from the focus trap will run simultaneously, so sometimes the focused element is not correct

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Given that this already had it's own setTimeout even when no timeout is actually required, we should just add another setTimeout. The former is to fix whatever the library was trying to fix and the later is for our actual wanted delay.

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I'll try your suggestion

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i have updated

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-var delay = function delay(fn) {
- return setTimeout(fn, 0);
+var delay = function delay(fn, delayTime = 0) {
+ return setTimeout(fn, delayTime);
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Can you please elaborate what does this has to do with focus deactivation? What I am referring to is the fact that if you log document.activeElement you will not get the correct focused element as we are doing this too early

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mountiny commented Jul 8, 2024

@suneox @s77rt can you please confirm this PR should fix this issue as well? #44956 if yes, please add it to the PR description and add the necessary test steps to the coverage, thank you!

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s77rt commented Jul 8, 2024

@mountiny Yes it will fix that issue

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return undefined;
},
setReturnFocus: (element) => {
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We should not return focus to the initial screen if we already have a focused element, e.g. in ReportScreen after closing RHP the Composer should remain focused

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@s77rt I’m still working on setReturnFocus. Do you mean your suggestion also checks if there’s a focused element to skip setReturnFocus?

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Yes!

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When a component using focus-trap-react unmounts, it calls deactivateTrap, which triggers focusTrap.deactivate. This subsequently calls getReturnFocusNode in focus-trap. Therefore, we can’t get the containers for the next screen because when Screen B unmounts (after navigating from Screen A to Screen B), it sets the return focus node from Screen B’s context.

As a result, we can’t retrieve the containers for Screen A when Screen B unmounts. Instead, we can check if the active element is the default (document body). If it is, we can return false to ensure the focus trap does not interfere with the focus transition to Screen A. Otherwise, we keep the current focused element.

I have updated the code, and it covers the issue you mentioned above.

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Works for me but let's also check if document.activeElement is null. In that case we want to return the focus as well

-var delay = function delay(fn) {
- return setTimeout(fn, 0);
+var delay = function delay(fn, delayTime = 0) {
+ return setTimeout(fn, delayTime);
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The correct timing is 300ms (CONST.ANIMATED_TRANSITION). CONST.ANIMATION_IN_TIMING is not related to the screen transition.

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// We don't want to ovverride autofocus on these screens.
initialFocus: () => {
if (screensWithAutofocus.includes(activeRouteName)) {
delayInitialFocus: CONST.ANIMATED_TRANSITION + CONST.ANIMATION_IN_TIMING,
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delayInitialFocus: CONST.ANIMATED_TRANSITION + CONST.ANIMATION_IN_TIMING,
delayInitialFocus: CONST.ANIMATED_TRANSITION,

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buttonRef={(ref) => {
inputCallbackRef(ref);
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buttonRef={(ref) => {
inputCallbackRef(ref);
}}
buttonRef={inputCallbackRef}

import {InteractionManager} from 'react-native';
import CONST from '@src/CONST';
import * as Expensify from '@src/Expensify';

type FocusRef = View | TextInput | null;
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type FocusRef = View | TextInput | null;
type FocusElement = View | TextInput | null;

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if (screensWithAutofocus.includes(activeRouteName)) {
delayInitialFocus: CONST.ANIMATED_TRANSITION,
initialFocus: (focusTrapContainers) => {
const hasFocusedElementInsideContainer = focusTrapContainers?.some((container) => container.contains(document.activeElement));
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const hasFocusedElementInsideContainer = focusTrapContainers?.some((container) => container.contains(document.activeElement));
const isFocusedElementInsideContainer = focusTrapContainers?.some((container) => container.contains(document.activeElement));

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s77rt commented Jul 14, 2024

Bug: After pressing Enter selecting the participant, the back button is focused initially

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Bug: After pressing Enter selecting the participant, the back button is focused initially

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@s77rt At the useAutoFocusInput hook, after the timeout for ANIMATED_TRANSITION finishes, we have logic to runAfterInteractions before triggering focus. This is the reason we should add more ANIMATION_IN_TIMING to delayInitialFocus from my previous change. So I think we need to extend the time for delayInitialFocus and leave a mention for this change to ensure the logic works correctly.

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s77rt commented Jul 15, 2024

@suneox We can't use ANIMATION_IN_TIMING as it's unrelated to screen transition it's for the popover opening duration. We need to figure out another solution for this

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suneox commented Jul 15, 2024

@suneox We can't use ANIMATION_IN_TIMING as it's unrelated to screen transition it's for the popover opening duration. We need to figure out another solution for this

@s77rt If we don't extend ANIMATION_IN_TIMING we need to create new promise function checkInitialFocus based on my alternative solution due to useAutoFocusInput using runAfterInteractions after delay with ANIMATED_TRANSITION and the function checkInitialFocus also must be applied runAfterInteractions, implementation look like that

                checkInitialFocus: (focusTrapContainers) => {
                    return new Promise((resolve) => {
                        InteractionManager.runAfterInteractions(() => {
                            const hasFocusedElementInsideContainer = focusTrapContainers?.some((container) => container.contains(document.activeElement));
                            resolve(!hasFocusedElementInsideContainer);
                        });
                    });
                }

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s77rt commented Jul 15, 2024

@suneox How this works with the search input? Let's follow the same approach there

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suneox commented Jul 16, 2024

@suneox How this works with the search input? Let's follow the same approach there

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@s77rt The text input from BaseSelectionList also focus after timeout ANIMATED_TRANSITION so my alternative solution can cover this case.

useFocusEffect(
useCallback(() => {
if (textInputAutoFocus && shouldShowTextInput) {
if (shouldDelayFocus) {
focusTimeoutRef.current = setTimeout(focusTextInput, CONST.ANIMATED_TRANSITION);
} else {
focusTextInput();
}
}
return () => focusTimeoutRef.current && clearTimeout(focusTimeoutRef.current);
}, [shouldShowTextInput, textInputAutoFocus, shouldDelayFocus, focusTextInput]),
);

So, do you agree to implement my alternative solution to create a promise function and revert the current change, or should we just extend the delay time for the current code and leave a note explaining the reason for it?

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s77rt commented Jul 16, 2024

@suneox What I meant is to use the same focus approach used in the participants selection and use it in the confirmation page (do not use useAutoFocusInput)

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suneox commented Jul 16, 2024

@suneox What I meant is to use the same focus approach used in the participants selection and use it in the confirmation page (do not use useAutoFocusInput)

I got it, that is the reason my initial change use useFocusEffect & useCallback to trigger focus, I will update asap

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✋ This PR was not deployed to staging yet because QA is ongoing. It will be automatically deployed to staging after the next production release.

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🚀 Deployed to staging by https://github.com/chiragsalian in version: 9.0.8-1 🚀

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Hey @s77rt @suneox @chiragsalian, I think this PR might have introduced this issue (focus is skipping the login input field on the homepage).

It's not a blocker, but could you please take a look? Thanks

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Hey @s77rt @suneox @chiragsalian, I think this PR might have introduced this issue (focus is skipping the login input field on the homepage).

It's not a blocker, but could you please take a look? Thanks

@Julesssss I'd like to confirm issue #45571 occurs by this PR because the input on BaseLoginForm doesn’t focus due to the condition canFocusInputOnScreenFocus, i'll update PR to fix in few hours

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🚀 Cherry-picked to staging by https://github.com/Beamanator in version: 9.0.8-3 🚀

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🍎 iOS 🍎 success ✅
🕸 web 🕸 success ✅

@Expensify/applauseleads please QA this PR and check it off on the deploy checklist if it passes.

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🚀 Deployed to production by https://github.com/mountiny in version: 9.0.8-6 🚀

platform result
🤖 android 🤖 success ✅
🖥 desktop 🖥 success ✅
🍎 iOS 🍎 success ✅
🕸 web 🕸 success ✅

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🚀 Deployed to production by https://github.com/mountiny in version: 9.0.9-5 🚀

platform result
🤖 android 🤖 success ✅
🖥 desktop 🖥 success ✅
🍎 iOS 🍎 success ✅
🕸 web 🕸 success ✅

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akinwale commented Aug 5, 2024

This PR caused a regression.

The button has the pressOnEnter prop set to true, so manual focus is not required.

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