Earlier versions of Power Pages use Bootstrap 3, newever Bootstrap 5, and all use jQuery.
Check jQuery and Bootstrap versions
Type in console:
-
$.fn.jquery
=> jQuery version3.6.2
-
$.fn.tooltip.Constructor.VERSION
=> Bootstrap versions ~3.4.1
or ~5.2.2
depending on when a portal was created
In my case I have Bootstrap 3.4.1 for the portal provisioned 2 years ago and 5.2.2 for the recent one.
Modal with ESC
I use a modal for user inputs. Since the modal has many inputs for user to fill in, I need to disable the modal closing functionality with ESC key.
There is a built-in option named keyboard
that can be set to false
to disable closing the modal when escape key is pressed.
Unfortunately, adding data-keyboard="false"
on modal didn't change any behaviour and the modal successfully continued disappearing with ESC.
Adding the following code disables ESC only when modal is in focus:
document.querySelector("#fa-edit-modal").addEventListener("keydown", (e) => {
if (e.key === "Escape") {
e.stopPropagation()
}
})
However when the opened modal is out of focus, for example when <dialog>
is activated asking the user to confirm the action, modal is successfully closed with ESC.
I started to dig why keyboard
set to false
doesn't work on Bootstrap modal.
Event Listeners on modal
To check event listeners we use Dev Tools => select the modal in Elements => Event Listeners tab => keydown event:
Checking keydown scripts one by one I find the following code which is responsible for the modals closing:
What can we say from this code?
- Event listener is set on the
document
level and fired when keycode 27 ESC is pressed. - If modal is visible
if (c(".modal").is(":visible"))
, modal is closedc(".modal").modal("hide")
=> that is our culprit. -
c
here is jQuery object$
- Since it's sitting on the
document
, eventbubbles up
from a target until reaching thedocument
level. so it practically fires on every element in focus. - This script belongs to the Power Pages bundle and therefore overrides the Bootstrap functionality.
To check jQuery specific event listeners of element we can type in console $._data(document, "events")
. This is the same event we are interested in:
How to fix
To remove the jQuery event we use .off()
command explained here as follows: $(document).off("keydown")
.
As a result, the behaviour of the modals closing functionality can now be controlled with the bootstrap 'keyboard' option.
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