Focus test not working in PhantomJS

[robotarmy]

I have keydown tests that seem to work fine in the browser with jasminerice

I am trying to get guard-jasmine working.

I need some assistance.

here is one of the tests that works in firefox and safari via jasmine rice and fails in phantomjs

it("is focused",function() {
  expect($(selector).filter(':focus').size()).toBe(0)
  $(selector).filter(':first').trigger('click.editable')
  expect($(selector).filter(':focus').size()).toBe(1)
})

[netzpirat]

Did you attach the elements to the DOM? Visibility tests won't work in-memory, the elements must be attached to the document.

[netzpirat]

Closing this since lack of response.

[robotarmy]

yes - they were attatched via jquery fixture in jasmine

On Thu, Apr 5, 2012 at 2:28 AM, Michael Kessler
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wrote:

Closing this since lack of response.

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[netzpirat]

I can confirm this bug, here's a PhantomJS script to reproduce:

page = require('webpage').create()
page.onConsoleMessage = (msg) -> console.log msg

page.open 'http://www.google.com/', (status) ->
  console.log 'Google loaded'
  page.includeJs 'http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.7.1/jquery.min.js', ->
    console.log 'jQuery injected'
    page.evaluate ->
      console.log "Is search focused? #{ $('input[name=q]').is ':focus' }"
      $('input[name=q]').focus()
      console.log "Is search focused? #{ $('input[name=q]').is ':focus' }"
    phantom.exit()   

[netzpirat]

I has already been reported to the PhantomJS issue tracker, see Issue 427 and vote for it!

[robotarmy]

thank you fro your help!

On Thu, Apr 5, 2012 at 1:13 PM, Michael Kessler
reply@reply.github.com
wrote:

I has already been reported to PhantomJS issue tracker, see Issue 427 and vote for it!

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http://swamij.com/traditional-yoga.htm#swamirama

[netzpirat]

This issue is still present in PhantomJS 1.6.0.

As workaround you can check the active document element:

$('input[name=q]').get(0) == document.activeElement

so you can write your own matcher in spec.js.coffee like:

beforeEach ->
  @addMatchers {
    toBeFocused: -> @actual.get(0) is @actual.get(0).ownerDocument.activeElement
  }

[ronen]

@netzpirat thanks for the workaround

[longlostnick]

Has anyone tried any of the newer versions of phantomjs? 1.9.0 seems to fix a lot of problems for me.

[netzpirat]

No, I haven't tried it yet.

[rmilesson]

I just tried this. Doesn't work unfortunately. Will be checking the activeElement property workaround for now.

[booleanbetrayal]

+1 ... currently requires mocking around :focus checks in tests which is less than ideal

[kirilltitov]

I confirm, not working (thru Codeception stuff).

[nathanstitt]

Thanks for the reports.

I'm not sure we'll be able to fix this in guard-jasmine since it seems like a phantomjs issue. I'll investigate it further and see if we can figure out a workaround, but I don't see any way we can do so at the moment.

[daniel-aranda]

I'm running latest version of Grunt, Grunt Jasmine, jQuery and this is still an issue. However the document.activeElement shared by @netzpirat makes the trick.

expect(defaultView.$('.some').get(0)).toBe(document.activeElement);

[Gennady77]

Passed several years. The issue wasn't gone.