Alex,
I'm working on a sample that demonstrates this behavior. I've tracked
it down to the RadioButton of the tabview.Page
I have a multi-level tab view (broad category, and then sub actions in
each category).
Basically, one of the radio buttons is not returning the DomElement in
this call (in FocusHandler.js line 336):
__compareTabOrder : function(widget1, widget2)
{
if (widget1 === widget2) {
return 0;
}
// Sort-Check #1: Tab-Index
var tab1 = widget1.getTabIndex() || 0;
var tab2 = widget2.getTabIndex() || 0;
if (tab1 != tab2) {
return tab1 - tab2;
}
// Computing location
var el1 = widget1.getContainerElement().getDomElement();
var el2 = widget2.getContainerElement().getDomElement();
var Location = qx.bom.element.Location;
var loc1 = Location.get(el1);
getDomElement returns null, because the tab that it found is not
viewable presently.
Does this make sense?
Thanks,
Rob
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