feat(CalendarView): cellFocusable prop #187
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Screen.Recording.2025-05-12.at.21.00.16.movI need to control the focus so that the focus does not disappear from the input element. And the calendar popup itself wasn't hidden. |
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Could you provide sandbox with reproduction? |
https://preview.gravity-ui.com/date-components/187/?path=/story/components-calendar--input-focus Added an example of Input Focus. The calendar opens when the input has focus and closes when there is a blur. The code was copied from TokenizedInput |
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I found how to fix the problem in the component that wraps the calendar. |
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This PR solves the problem of managing the focus of cells in the calendar component. A mechanism has been implemented to prevent the loss of focus from other elements when the user interacts with the calendar.