Hi David,
Yeah, `autofocus` does not work on dynamic content.
In such a case, you should use `@ViewChild`. I use this dirty undocumented
trick:
@ViewChild('selector', { read: ElementRef }) private set _doFocus(ref:
ElementRef) {
if (ref.nativeElement) {ref.nativeElement.focus()}
}
If you want to stay away from undocumented things, do the `@ViewChid` as
you are used to, but do this:
ngAfterContentInit(): void {
if (viewChildPropName.nativeElement) {
setTimeout(() => viewChildPropName.nativeElement.focus(),0)
}
}
The setTimout pushed the action to the next frame and will make the thing
work.
Regards
Sander
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