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Brady Kelley updated FLEX-34402:
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Description:
Application is closed (moved to background) when user presses the back button
while stage text field has focus. This happens regardless of how many views
are currently on the view stack. This currently affects android only as it is
specific to using the back hardware button.
To replicate on Android (note: this does not work on the air simulator):
1. go to a view (not the first view) that contains a text field (using stage
text).
2. tap on the text field as if you were going to input text.
3. press the hardware back button -> the keyboard should collapse, however the
stage text component still maintains focus.
4. press the hardware back button again.
Notice how the app immediately closes (pushed to the background). Also note
that there may be a stack trace that is thrown from the stage text input, due
to the premature closing of the app. The stack trace is not the issue, it is
the closing of the app that causes the stack trace (putting a stage.focus =
null in the back key pressed handler will prevent the stack).
was:
Application is closed (moved to background) when user presses the back button
while stage text field has focus. This happens regardless of how many views
are currently on the view stack. This currently affects android only as it is
specific to using the back hardware button.
To replicate on Android (note: this does not work on the air simulator):
1. go to a view that contains a text field (using stage text).
2. tap on the text field as if you were going to input text.
3. press the hardware back button -> the keyboard should collapse, however the
stage text component still maintains focus.
4. press the hardware back button again.
Notice how the app immediately closes (pushed to the background). Also note
that there may be a stack trace that is thrown from the stage text input, due
to the premature closing of the app. The stack trace is not the issue, it is
the closing of the app that causes the stack trace (putting a stage.focus =
null in the back key pressed handler will prevent the stack).
> Hardware back button closes app when stage text has focus
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>
> Key: FLEX-34402
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FLEX-34402
> Project: Apache Flex
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: Apache Flex 4.12.1
> Environment: Android
> Reporter: Brady Kelley
> Attachments: TextAreaTest.fxp
>
>
> Application is closed (moved to background) when user presses the back button
> while stage text field has focus. This happens regardless of how many views
> are currently on the view stack. This currently affects android only as it
> is specific to using the back hardware button.
> To replicate on Android (note: this does not work on the air simulator):
> 1. go to a view (not the first view) that contains a text field (using stage
> text).
> 2. tap on the text field as if you were going to input text.
> 3. press the hardware back button -> the keyboard should collapse, however
> the stage text component still maintains focus.
> 4. press the hardware back button again.
> Notice how the app immediately closes (pushed to the background). Also note
> that there may be a stack trace that is thrown from the stage text input, due
> to the premature closing of the app. The stack trace is not the issue, it is
> the closing of the app that causes the stack trace (putting a stage.focus =
> null in the back key pressed handler will prevent the stack).
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