Can you get that into a bug? I am not sure it is the right approach
as it makes that code know about an extension. Maybe there is
something else we can do.
File a bug, and lets the the right people looking at it (probably
some of those done read dev-embedding)
On Jan 31, 2007, at 6:30 AM, Antonio Gomes wrote:
> The thing is that radio groups are generally meant to be a list
of exclusive
> choices, so you want to make it easy to switch between radios in
a radio group,
> no?
in spatial navigation, the answer is no. anyone foolish enough to use
spatial navigation pays for it by being cursed with having to reach
the other radios the same way they reach any other control.
it's just one of those things.
> In fact we have special code to do just that (which is what
you're running
> into).
yep. there will need to be some way for that code to find out that it
shouldn't do work. either a pref or a flag or something.
Seconded. I got it working closely to what I said by doing : (see
attached patch). Reasonable ?
anyways, I was wondering if would be possible to reach the same
behavior by implementing it in spatialnavigation code
(extensions/spatialnavigation) itself.
ps: ofcouse, there are still some other html forms which need
improvements on this regards (select's , input, textareas , and so on
...).
actually. what happens when you use f7? doesn't that code get
trumped?
i'd check myself, but my browser went off into the weeds.
not really. but part of the code of this feature might be useful
here indeed.
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--Antonio Gomes
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