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Draggable Tests: fix IE scroll tests affected by focus issues.

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Calling element.focus() causes scroll in IE. In order to correctly test scroll behavior,
we must calculate scrollTop on the drag event, before .focus is called.
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Mike Sherov 2014-02-17 22:10:29 -05:00
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commit dc1e63b432
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tests/unit/draggable/draggable_options.js
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@ -835,7 +835,8 @@ test( "scroll, scrollSensitivity, and scrollSpeed", function() {
TestHelpers.draggable.setScrollable( "#main", false );
var viewportHeight = $( window ).height(),
var currentScrollTop,
viewportHeight = $( window ).height(),
element = $( "#draggable1" ).draggable({ scroll: true }).appendTo( "#qunit-fixture" ),
scrollSensitivity = element.draggable( "option", "scrollSensitivity" ),
scrollSpeed = element.draggable( "option", "scrollSpeed" );
@ -845,14 +846,16 @@ test( "scroll, scrollSensitivity, and scrollSpeed", function() {
left: 1
});
$( element ).one( "drag", function() {
equal( $( window ).scrollTop(), 0, "scroll: true doesn't scroll when the element is dragged outside of scrollSensitivity" );
});
element.simulate( "drag", {
dx: 1,
y: viewportHeight - scrollSensitivity - 1,
moves: 1
});
ok( $( window ).scrollTop() === 0, "scroll: true doesn't scroll when the element is dragged outside of scrollSensitivity" );
element.draggable( "option", "scrollSensitivity", scrollSensitivity + 10 );
element.offset({
@ -860,14 +863,18 @@ test( "scroll, scrollSensitivity, and scrollSpeed", function() {
left: 1
});
currentScrollTop = $( window ).scrollTop();
$( element ).one( "drag", function() {
ok( $( window ).scrollTop() - currentScrollTop, scrollSpeed, "scroll: true scrolls when the element is dragged within scrollSensitivity" );
});
element.simulate( "drag", {
dx: 1,
y: viewportHeight - scrollSensitivity - 1,
moves: 1
});
ok( $( window ).scrollTop() === scrollSpeed, "scroll: true scrolls when the element is dragged within scrollSensitivity" );
TestHelpers.draggable.restoreScroll( document );
});