Hmmm, you say this is during the PPR application?
I think there is a bug in IE that causes exceptions to be thrown if
setFocus is called from the PPR "thread"
-Andrew
On Thu, Feb 21, 2008 at 3:04 AM, Renzo Tomaselli
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> Hi, I have a panelPopup containing a number of links with
> partialSubmit="true". The panel itself is enclosed into a
> panelGroupLayout bound to a bean.
> This binding allows to define the enclosing panel as a PPR target
> through addPartialTarget(), no matter which links triggers it.
> So the overall structure is roughly like this:
>
> <tr:panelGroupLayout id="modalWrapper" binding="#{bean.panel}">
> <tr:panelPopup id="modal" position="centered" modal="true">
> <tr:commandLink id="next" action="#{bean.next}"
> partialSubmit="true"
> ...
>
> all of this works fine on FF. However it does not on IE 6/7. The very
> first time the panel is created, but any following click on links does
> not refresh panel contents.
> After some js debugging - I noticed that in Page.js, method
> _handlePprResponseFragment() - there is a focus action on the link
> itself (which is recorded as being active):
>
> if (refocusId) {
> activeNode = doc.getElementById(refocusId);
> if (activeNode && activeNode.focus) {
> activeNode.focus(); // !!!!!
>
> on IE there is no return from focus(), so that the rest of the panel
> fragments are not rendered. No errors, though.
> If I comment out the focus() call, everything works as expected.
>
> -- Renzo
>
>
