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fix: prevent parent view scroll when press space bar and arrow #56435

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Fixed Issues

$ #55832
PROPOSAL: #55832 (comment)

Tests

Precond: User has a long Workspace list

  1. Access staging.new.expensify.com
  2. Sign into a valid account
  3. Go to Settings > Workspace (WS) > Tap on 3 dot menu on a WS
  4. With the popup open, tap on "Space Bar" on keyboard
  5. Verify that the Workspace list does not scroll down
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

Precond: User has a long list

  1. Access staging.new.expensify.com
  2. Sign into a valid account
  3. Go to Settings > Workspace (WS) > Categories > Tap on category item
  4. With the RHN open, tap on "Space Bar" on keyboard
  5. Verify that the Categories list does not scroll down
    We can apply this test to other lists as well

Offline tests

Same Test above

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Same Test above

  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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@linhvovan29546 linhvovan29546 changed the title [WIP]fix: prevent parent view scroll when press space bar and arrow fix: prevent parent view scroll when press space bar and arrow Feb 6, 2025
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src/CONST.ts Outdated
shortcutKey: 'Space',
modifiers: [],
trigger: {
DEFAULT: {input: ' '},
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  1. Do we need to add some options for IOS/MACOS platform?
  2. Please use constant like keyInputLeftArrow, keyInputRightArrow instead of hardcode

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  1. I see that the input value is the same for iOS/macOS, so I don't think it's necessary to add it.
  2. Same answer as below: KeyCommand does not have a space input. Can I update the name to keyInputSpace = ' ' instead?

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I see that the input value is the same for iOS/macOS

@linhvovan29546 Could you give an reference to this point?

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I don't have a reference, but I've tested pressing space, and the useKeyboardShortcut returns a callback

src/components/PopoverMenu.tsx Outdated Show resolved Hide resolved
@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ const keyInputUpArrow = KeyCommand?.constants?.keyInputUpArrow?.toString() ?? 'k
const keyInputDownArrow = KeyCommand?.constants?.keyInputDownArrow?.toString() ?? 'keyInputDownArrow';
const keyInputLeftArrow = KeyCommand?.constants?.keyInputLeftArrow?.toString() ?? 'keyInputLeftArrow';
const keyInputRightArrow = KeyCommand?.constants?.keyInputRightArrow?.toString() ?? 'keyInputRightArrow';

const keySpace = ' ';
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Please using constant as above definition

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KeyCommand does not have a space input. Can I update the name to keyInputSpace = ' ' instead?

src/hooks/useScrollEnabled/index.ts Outdated Show resolved Hide resolved
src/hooks/useScrollEnabled/index.web.ts Outdated Show resolved Hide resolved
Comment on lines +311 to +323
const keyboardShortcutSpaceCallback = useCallback(() => {
if (!scrollViewRef.current) {
return;
}
const scrollableElement = scrollViewRef.current as HTMLDivElement;
// If the popover menu is scrollable, allow scrolling with the space bar instead of preventing it.
const clientHeight = scrollableElement.clientHeight;
const scrollTop = scrollableElement.scrollTop;
const scrollHeight = scrollableElement.scrollHeight;
const remainingScrollSpace = scrollHeight - clientHeight - scrollTop;

scrollableElement.scrollBy(0, Math.min(clientHeight, remainingScrollSpace));
}, []);
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I think we only need e.preventDefault in this callback, right?

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By default, we called e.preventDefault in KeyboardShortcut.subscribe

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Why do we need to call scrollableElement.scrollBy

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The PopoverMenu supports scrolling if shouldUseScrollView is true. However, preventing the space key will also prevent scrolling within the PopOverMenu. To avoid this, I handle scrolling manually instead. Wdyt?

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@linhvovan29546 Could you help to point out a specific case that has shouldUseScrollView is true? I think it will be weird when there are 2 scrolling in the same time. Thus, to make it simpler, should we call e.preventDefault only when shouldUseScrollView is false?

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If we call e.preventDefault only when shouldUseScrollView is false, the issue still exists. For example, see the case below. Note: I have set shouldUseScrollView to true for testing

Screen.Recording.2025-02-11.at.3.11.01.PM.mov

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I have an idea based on useBottomTabIsFocused. I'll update it

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I've updated and replied to the review change.

const useScrollEnabled: UseScrollEnabled = () => {
const isFocused = useIsFocused();
const prevIsFocused = usePrevious(isFocused);
return !(prevIsFocused && !isFocused);
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Suggested change
return !(prevIsFocused && !isFocused);
return !prevIsFocused || isFocused);

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More readable

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My code is not working when isFocused re-renders twice, causing !(prevIsFocused && !isFocused) to return true even when the screen is not focused. I'll revert to the previous code.

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@DylanDylann I noticed that isFocused remains false when calling const isFocused = useIsFocused(); inside the bottom tab, which causes scrolling to be disabled. Do you have any ideas on how to fix this?
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Comment on lines +311 to +323
const keyboardShortcutSpaceCallback = useCallback(() => {
if (!scrollViewRef.current) {
return;
}
const scrollableElement = scrollViewRef.current as HTMLDivElement;
// If the popover menu is scrollable, allow scrolling with the space bar instead of preventing it.
const clientHeight = scrollableElement.clientHeight;
const scrollTop = scrollableElement.scrollTop;
const scrollHeight = scrollableElement.scrollHeight;
const remainingScrollSpace = scrollHeight - clientHeight - scrollTop;

scrollableElement.scrollBy(0, Math.min(clientHeight, remainingScrollSpace));
}, []);
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@linhvovan29546 Could you help to point out a specific case that has shouldUseScrollView is true? I think it will be weird when there are 2 scrolling in the same time. Thus, to make it simpler, should we call e.preventDefault only when shouldUseScrollView is false?

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