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[GitHub] [cordova-android] StefanRein edited a comment on issue #804: Can't tap to edit on input text on Android 9

StefanRein edited a comment on issue #804: Can't tap to edit on input text on Android 9
URL: https://github.com/apache/cordova-android/issues/804#issuecomment-523476815
 
 
   TLDR; 
   Ionic 3 issue with the input fields and I am about to figure out why exactly and will fix it.
   
   @breautek I was just about to verify with real devices (Samsung / Android One) and the simulator and at least with my setup it worked fine with the pure HTMLInputElement all of the time.
   
   But it was not working with the Ionic Inputs, until some elements had focus. Especially document.hasFocus() returned all the time false when it did not work. When it returned true (after setting some focus with interaction and not code), it worked.
   
   I poked a little around and if I remove ALL of: *.preventDefault() and *.stopPropagation() calls in the `ionic-angular package (version 3)` repository, it **is** working.
   
   So the next day my time I will figure out what exactly breaks and will keep you guys updated. 
   
   If someone is also down this road figuring out what is happening and is done before me, please share this.

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