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While completing this tutorial, I was frequently unable to type due to the partially-complete page handling all key-strokes. In order to type, I had to close the menu modal, disabling the event handler before typing again. However, once I typed a few characters, the preview would reload and begin eating all my keypresses again, which was very frustrating.
I have limited knowledge of Svelte, but I believe this could be due to this line of code in actions.js:
focusable()[0]?.focus();
Once the exercise is completed, this doesn't appear to be an issue (although the selection does do weird things), it's only an issue when the use:trapFocus directive is added.
Potential fixes:
Modify the handler so that it doesn't handle keypresses unless the selection is already within one of its selectable items.
Use a different example that doesn't involve handling keypresses.
Modify the way that examples are rendered so that example code can't break the rest of the website.
Perhaps once I've had a few days to get better at Svelte I might be able to try and work on this myself, but I am also very time-poor and may not be able to in a reasonable time-frame.
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Tutorial page associated with the issue: https://learn.svelte.dev/tutorial/actions
While completing this tutorial, I was frequently unable to type due to the partially-complete page handling all key-strokes. In order to type, I had to close the menu modal, disabling the event handler before typing again. However, once I typed a few characters, the preview would reload and begin eating all my keypresses again, which was very frustrating.
I have limited knowledge of Svelte, but I believe this could be due to this line of code in
actions.js
:Once the exercise is completed, this doesn't appear to be an issue (although the selection does do weird things), it's only an issue when the
use:trapFocus
directive is added.Potential fixes:
Perhaps once I've had a few days to get better at Svelte I might be able to try and work on this myself, but I am also very time-poor and may not be able to in a reasonable time-frame.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: