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This is essentially the opposite bug as a FLUID-534.
The double click seems to be registered as two individual clicks. This means that the check box is activating and deactivating.
Steps to reproduce:
1) open the Checkboxes keyboard accessibility example from the daily build site http://build.fluidproject.org/fluid/sample-code/keyboard-a11y/checkboxes/CheckboxExample.html
2) double click a check box or its text description. Notice that the check box activates and deactivates.
According to Fluid-534, the checkbox should remain activated after a double click.
Now that the CheckBox example has been removed, we have no easy way to double-check this one. Any thoughts on how we can create a test case for it? Can we effectively simulate double-clicks in a unit test?
This is essentially the opposite bug as a FLUID-534.
The double click seems to be registered as two individual clicks. This means that the check box is activating and deactivating.
Steps to reproduce:
1) open the Checkboxes keyboard accessibility example from the daily build site
http://build.fluidproject.org/fluid/sample-code/keyboard-a11y/checkboxes/CheckboxExample.html
2) double click a check box or its text description. Notice that the check box activates and deactivates.
According to Fluid-534, the checkbox should remain activated after a double click.