Hi Kenny,

Kenneth Tilton wrote:
> Kenneth Tilton wrote:
>> Fun bug:
>>
>> I have a listener on a text field to determine when the user presses enter:
>>
>> If I drag-select text within the string and am a little careless and 
>> overshoot the bounds of the text field such that the mouse moves over a 
>> nearby button (eg, the "Search" button right next to a search field):
>>
>>  (a) I notice the button highlights to reflect the hover. I think this 
>> is a deviation from standard HIG.
>>
>> (b) The keypress listener stops getting called, even though typing is 
>> still going into the text field.
>>
>> I know the listener is still there because it resumes getting events if 
>> I click on certain other buttons (but not all!). Simply clicking on the 
>> text field does not convince qx to resumed calling the listener.
>>
>> My guess is that the hover highlighting I am seeing also betokens a loss 
>> of focus, although the mystery then is why typing continues to go into 
>> the field. Of course bugs are like that, so it is not much of a mystery. :)
>>
>> I'll go search on "keypress", but ideas are welcome.
> Ah, the first thing I saw mentioned specific browsers and I realized I 
> had forgotten the obvious:
> 
>    Problem exists on Chrome and Safari (ie, Webkit related?)
> 
>    Problem does not exist in FireFox (nor do I get a hover if I stray 
> over the neighboring button during the drag-select operation).
Strange bug indeed. Could you please file a bug report for this one? 
Even if the issue only affects WebKit based browsers a bug report would 
help to keep it on the radar.

cheers,
   Alex

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