STCOM-1387 ExportCSV download link not working in Modals #2400
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## [STCOM-1387](https://folio-org.atlassian.net/browse/STCOM-1387) The focus-trapping logic of Modal (via `focus-trap`) causes the `click()` event not to trigger on the download link rendered by `ExportCSV` because the link is appended outside of the focus-trapped element (in the body.) Approach: Rendering the link within the `div#OverlayContainer` places it in within the `focus-trapping` boundary. Since this element is always present in the stripes UI, it's okay to render here. For tests where the `OverlayContainer` may not exist, the logic falls back to the body. Additionally, the `exportCSV` logic would simply click the link and then remove it. This may not cause the focus to move, but it's a safe accessibility measure to return focus to the element it was originally on prior to clicking the download trigger. A similar fix is required in `stripes-util` since we're not sure how many ui modules use THAT version of `ExportCSV`... That PR: folio-org/stripes-util#91
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The focus-trapping logic of Modal (via `focus-trap`) causes the `click()` event not to trigger on the download link rendered by `ExportCSV` because the link is appended outside of the focus-trapped element (in the body.) Approach: Rendering the link within the `div#OverlayContainer` places it in within the `focus-trapping` boundary. Since this element is always present in the stripes UI, it's okay to render here. For tests where the `OverlayContainer` may not exist, the logic falls back to the body. Additionally, the `exportCSV` logic would simply click the link and then remove it. This may not cause the focus to move, but it's a safe accessibility measure to return focus to the element it was originally on prior to clicking the download trigger. A similar fix is required in `stripes-util` since we're not sure how many ui modules use THAT version of `ExportCSV`... That PR: folio-org/stripes-util#91 (cherry picked from commit 45756bb)
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STCOM-1387
The focus-trapping logic of Modal (via
focus-trap) causes theclick()event not to trigger on the download link rendered byExportCSVbecause the link is appended outside of the focus-trapped element (in the body.)Approach:
Rendering the link within the
div#OverlayContainerplaces it in within thefocus-trappingboundary. Since this element is always present in the stripes UI, it's okay to render here. For tests where theOverlayContainermay not exist, the logic falls back to the body.Additionally, the
exportCSVlogic would simply click the link and then remove it. This may not cause the focus to move, but it's a safe accessibility measure to return focus to the element it was originally on prior to clicking the download trigger.A similar fix is required in
stripes-utilsince we're not sure how many ui modules use THAT version ofExportCSV... That PR: folio-org/stripes-util#91