I am not using a virtual windows installation, just a standalone windows xp development box.
I do not have any other browsers to test here, I don't have privedges to install opera or chrome. I could maybe try at home. Ok so here is what I did with the component explorer: (I verified the issue doesn't happen when selectMode is single) 1. Turned off ComponentMouseListener 2. Changed to selectMode MULTI 3. Selected a row 4. Cleared Event Log 5. Ctrl+Alt+Del and cancel 6. Selected a new row (now two rows selected) and Here is my log: ComponentStateListener focusChanged [...TableView, null] ComponentKeyListener keyPressed [...TableView, 17, RIGHT] ComponentKeyListener keyPressed [...TableView, 18, RIGHT] ComponentStateListener focusedChanged [...TableView, null] ComponentStateListener focusedChanged [...TableView, null] *TableViewSelectionListener selectedRangeAdded [...TableView, 14, 14]* ComponentMouseButtonListener mouseDown [...TableView, LEFT, 311, 268] ComponentMouseButtonListener mouseUp [...TableView, LEFT, 311, 268] ComponentMouseButtonListener mouseClick [...TableView, LEFT, 311, 268, 1] So I think you are absolutely right that pivot thinks the ctrl key is still pressed because when its behaving it fires this instead: *TableViewSelectListener selectedRangesChanged [...TableView, ...]* Your thoughts? Thanks -- View this message in context: http://apache-pivot-users.399431.n3.nabble.com/Strange-focus-issue-on-Windows-XP-with-tables-tp3261912p3262457.html Sent from the Apache Pivot - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
