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Bring back nameInputRef to ThreadSettingsGeneralTab using the React.useRef() hook.

We add nameInputRef.current?.focus() to the useEffect so the input is focused when it appears.

Depends on D3828

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web/modals/threads/thread-settings-modal.react.js
183–184 ↗	(On Diff #11861)	This will be handled implicitly by the `ThreadSettingsModalGeneralTab:useEffect`
201–202 ↗	(On Diff #11861)	This has been "pushed down" to the `ThreadSettingsGeneralTab` `useEffect`

atul published this revision for review.Apr 25 2022, 6:18 AM

tomek requested changes to this revision.Apr 26 2022, 8:30 AM

tomek added inline comments.

web/modals/threads/thread-settings-general-tab.react.js
35 ↗	(On Diff #11861)	Are you sure we need to focus only initially? What was the original behavior?

This revision now requires changes to proceed.Apr 26 2022, 8:30 AM

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address feedback from @palys-swm

web/modals/threads/thread-settings-general-tab.react.js
35 ↗	(On Diff #11861)	The intention of the original behavior was to focus the input when changing the thread settings failed. However, it looks like this functionality didn't actually work. It didn't work because we were attempting to `.focus()` an input that was in the disabled state. This was a noop and the input wasn't actually focused once it returned to the enabled state. The solution I came up with to achieve the intended behavior was adding `inputDisabled` to the deplist of the `useEffect` hook. That way the input will be focused when A. The `ThreadSettingsGeneralTab` component first loads B. When `inputDisabled` toggles from `true` to `false`... which only happens after the form is submitted and there is an error. If the changes are made successfully, the modal is immediately dismissed so there's no opportunity for the `ThreadSettingsGeneralTab` component to re-render and focus the name input.