Apache OpenOffice (AOO) Bugzilla – Issue 81467
Opened Navigator, when docked, grabs focus on starting new document
Last modified: 2013-08-07 14:44:35 UTC
To reproduce: - with Writer document - open Navigator (F5) - new Writer document (Ctrl-N) - start typing your text ... > nothing appears on the screen; the Navigator has grabbed the focus. Try the same steps in Calc > typing can start immediately 'cause the focus is on A1. Would be a nice improvement if that works in Writer as well. Thanks - Cor
I am not able to reproduce this with OOG680m4 or m5 build. Focus is always in text even though the Navigator was active on start of OOo or Writer document.
Hi, I am currently on Suse with Novel OOo 2.0.4 Bug reported from XP with RC1 (m3 ?) Behaviour the same. I notice a detail however navigator has to be docked. Sorry for not telling this immediately.
MRU->CD: in a Writer document when the Navigator is docked and you create another Writer document, the focus is not in the text.
cd: Accepted. I don't know why this only happens for the Navigator and not for the Stylist.
@cd: there are more special things with windows. The 'silent' thread http://ux.openoffice.org/servlets/ReadMsg?list=discuss&msgNo=293 holds an attachment, with a quite long overview. Maybe it is of any help, or the maybe the other way round: that work on this isseu shines some light on another issue.
following release status meeting -> target 3.x
Strange behaviors! I was able to reproduce the bug in Xubuntu 7.10 but only in OO Writer. The F5 shortcut strangely does not work with OO Spreadsheet in XUbuntu 7.10. When you press F5 it does not do anything. In Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition Version 2002 Service Pack 2, using OpenOffice 2.3.0 and Component Writer. I COULD NOT reproduce the same issue when I tried it. When I did F5, Ctrl-N after that, and started typing then Writer let me type on the document as it should have, so I could not reproduce the bug. Also, the OO Calc works fine. You do an F5 and Ctrl-N then start typing and it types in the very first cell (A1).
cd: this is most likely due to an unreliably Window::Show with SHOW_NOACTIVATE; on Unix X11 this is currently not implemented at all; see issue 93515 which will enable this for the most common window managers. Without that a newly shown window will most likely get the focus, regardiless the SHOW_NOACTIVATE. I guess you can close this one as duplicate to 93515.
cd: Set to duplicate. *** This issue has been marked as a duplicate of 93515 ***
cd: Closed.