#MOJO_AUTO_SUSPEND_ENABLED = False on HTML5

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k.o.g.

(Posted 2015) [#1]

Hi mark

Since 2 or more version (i use currently 85b) i have an bug on the html5 target. When i use #MOJO_AUTO_SUSPEND_ENABLED = False and the canvas lost his focus, there accept no more key inputs until i focus the canvas manually with TAB.

Any idea what you have changed for this behaviour?

best regards

marksibly

(Posted 2015) [#2]

Well, that's probably been in there for ages!

Fixed in v86b - now available.

dano	(Posted 2015) [#3]

Will there be a fix for the free version too?

marksibly

(Posted 2015) [#4]

Eventually...it's not a priority!

therevills

(Posted 2015) [#5]

Mark, for the free version cant dano alter the targets\html5\modules\native\html5game.js, add the else condition to onfocus himself?:

canvas.onfocus=function( e ){
	if( CFG_MOJO_AUTO_SUSPEND_ENABLED=="1" ){
		game.ResumeGame();
	}else{
		game.ValidateUpdateTimer();
	}
}

k.o.g.

(Posted 2016) [#6]

hi mark, i tried today your fix.
But my issue is still there, always i click outside of the canvas and click return into the canvas, i got no focus on the canvas (the method onfocus got not called), so i must first press Tab to select the canvas :/

*edit*
after multiple tests, i find out, that when i remove the if condition on line 385 in html5game.js, so the canvas got back his focus on click.
you "eat" the event, so the browser can't activate the canvas.

https://github.com/blitz-research/monkey/blob/develop/targets/html5/modules/native/html5game.js#L473