Reputation: 579
I am using custom policies for our sign-up/sign-in etc user flows. When navigating to the sign-up form in Chrome & Edge, the form displays scrolled part-way down the screen. I believe this is because the lowest input field (a check-box) has an autofocus
attribute, i.e.:
<input name="xxx" id="xxx" autofocus="" type="checkbox" value="True" />
I can verify that the lowest input (the checkbox) has focus as when I press the space-bar, it toggles.
It appears that Microsoft's javascript in the page is dynamically setting this autofocus attribute. Searching through the javascript it looks like every input has an AUTOFOCUS=True
property:
{
"USER_INPUT_TYPE": "CheckboxMultiSelect",
"IS_TEXT": false,
"IS_EMAIL": false,
...
"OPTIONS": [{
"DISP": "I agree.",
"VAL": "True",
"PRESEL": false,
-->> "AUTOFOCUS": true <<--
}
]
}
Is there any way to change this autofocus behaviour? Currently it is very annoying as it means that Chrome users see the bottom half of the form when the page loads.
Upvotes: 6
Views: 986
Reputation: 1277
I think this is essentially answered as JavaScript is now available for use on custom pages.
I'd suggest using JQuery to deselect the input element or remove the tab index value after rendering, but there are a myriad of options now available.
Upvotes: 1