Hi,
we have written an embedded mozilla based browser which has an on-screen keyboard to be used with some strange input joystick. To be able to feed keyboard events into the application we have registered an atk_add_focus_tracker which sends us a printf() debug output on the console every time the focus changes to a new Gtk widget. This does work for most web pages, also when they contain text fields.
There are some web pages with forms where we definitely get no event when clicking into text fields, for example the Google main search textfield. When you change to the "Extended Search" page, all text fields do send proper events when being clicked with the mouse and our handler is called.
Is there any known issue with the accessibility mechanism and focus events?
Regards, Robert
The google page in particular is a little different. It has an explicit javascript .focus call to set focus to the text widget. Maybe that's affecting the accessibility code? Try playing with it and seeing if that's the cause.
--Chris
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