Nicolas Lempereur
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When we go from one field to another via the tab key, in the form view what happens is:
{{we get a blur from the current field}}
-> if [[widget was not in state clicked (which can be gotten for example by clicking on a focused field)]]
-> blur event is cancelled,
-> the blur event is set to be triggered soon
-> the clicked state is set to false
{{we may get a focus for the next field}}
-> if [next field get an onfocus event]
-> blur event is cancelled,
So if :
- the state is not clicked and,
- the next field don't get an focus event.
We get a blur event which will either save (if a field value has been changed) or cancel
the form view editing and will hide the current edition, hence losing the focus.
For example, it happens on a readonly fields with field containing an `<a />` tag, on
some browser (for example google chrome), the focus event will not get triggered (it still
work if we were in a clicked state) so we can't cycle thought a list editable cells if there is a readonly field in it.
closes #7446
opw-643718
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