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Turyn, Michael updated XAP-327:
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Description:
1) Open the button widget component test
2) Click 'Add event listeners' to apply an onCommand listener to the button.
3) Click the text in the button. You see that the onCommand goes through.
4) Click the radio button to set the 'image' attribute to
'../images/Foreground.JPG'
5) Click the text of the button. No onCommand event is fired, though the button
appears to be clicked.
was:
1) Open the button widget component test
2) Click 'Add event listeners' to apply an onCommand listener to the button.
3) Click the text in the button. You see that the onCommand goes through.
<strikethrough>4) Click the radio button to set the 'image' attribute to
'../images/Foreground.JPG'</strikethrough>
5) Click the text of the button. No onCommand event is fired, though the button
appears to be clicked.
(The problem appears whether there is a [foreground] image or not.)
Summary: Widgets: Button: Text of a button doesn't trigger an onCommand
when button has had image added to it (was: Widgets: Button: Text of a button
doesn't respond to clicks when button has had events added to it.)
Sorry for the incorrect change; I think I must have not been clicking on the
button the right way---sometimes buttons seem unresponsive in general.
If you click on the very edge of the button, outside the boundary of the
tbody[?], we get the onCommand event.
> Widgets: Button: Text of a button doesn't trigger an onCommand when button
> has had image added to it
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>
> Key: XAP-327
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/XAP-327
> Project: XAP
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Widgets
> Reporter: Trevor Oldak
> Priority: Critical
>
> 1) Open the button widget component test
> 2) Click 'Add event listeners' to apply an onCommand listener to the button.
> 3) Click the text in the button. You see that the onCommand goes through.
> 4) Click the radio button to set the 'image' attribute to
> '../images/Foreground.JPG'
> 5) Click the text of the button. No onCommand event is fired, though the
> button appears to be clicked.
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