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I have a HeadlessUI dialog, inside this dialog, there is a HeadlessUI Menu component as a nested child, I want to trigger the menu via a keyboard shortcut
I have managed to trigger the dialog, via:
// I took the useWindowEvent from the headlessUI codeuseWindowEvent("keydown",(event)=>{if(event.key==="p"){event.preventDefault()event.stopPropagation()selectorRef.current?.click()}})
and on my Menu component:
// My react component forwardRefs to the trigger buttonexportconstProjectSelector=forwardRef(
... someothercomponentcode<Menu.Buttonref={ref}as="div">
... othercode
This works fine to trigger the Menu, but the menu also has a search bar, so whenever I press the p key, the listener triggers again and programmatically closes the Menu
I have taken a look inside the headlessUI code trying to understand the focus trap code, but it's above my head, is there any way to detect if the parent Dialog has focus? that way I can just ignore the keypress if focus is on the menu :)
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Hi! I'm trying to build a funky use case:
I have a HeadlessUI dialog, inside this dialog, there is a HeadlessUI Menu component as a nested child, I want to trigger the menu via a keyboard shortcut
I have managed to trigger the dialog, via:
and on my Menu component:
This works fine to trigger the Menu, but the menu also has a search bar, so whenever I press the
p
key, the listener triggers again and programmatically closes the MenuI have taken a look inside the headlessUI code trying to understand the focus trap code, but it's above my head, is there any way to detect if the parent Dialog has focus? that way I can just ignore the keypress if focus is on the menu :)
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