Elements: Unable to find matching selector after DOM change & revert
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river....@gmail.com,
Jul 3
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Issue descriptionChrome Version : 67.0.3396.87 Steps to reproduce: 1. Open DevTool Elements and find via search bar the element whose page code (css properties etc.) changes to state X after user's action. Result: element found, element counter appears 1/N; 2. Do the action that makes element change to state X; 3. Go to DevTool Elements search bar and press Enter _without search string editing_. Result: element counter updates - 0/0; 4. Do the action that makes element change back to original state; 5. Go to DevTool Elements search bar and press Enter _without search string editing_. Expected result: Element counter updates - 1/N. Actual result: Element not found, element counter doesn't update until you change anything in search string. Same thing with elements which can be loaded/unloaded after user's action. Archive with screenshots attached. URL: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/list Search string: div#menuDiv-account-menu[style*='display: none']
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Jul 5
Tried to reproduce the issue by following below steps. 1.Opened the link and opened devTools 2.Search the given string- could not find the element counter updates Attached is the screen cast for reference. @reporter : Request you to check and confirm if anything is missed from our end in reproducing the issue and any further information will help in better triaging.. Thanks !
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Jul 5
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Jul 5
I mean the other search bar. Here is my steps with some details: 1) Open link, open DevTools, click to the html-code-area, press CTRL+F 2) Search the given string. Part of HTML-code highlights, 1 of 1 appears in right side of search bar. Highlighted html-code is the code of profile dropdown list in the top-right corner of the page. It has [style='... display: none'] that means that user can not see this dropdown list now. 3) Click on triangle and open dropdown list. Now there is no 'display: none' in highlighted html-code - and no other things that equals search string. 4) Click on search bar and press 'Enter'. Entry counter updates and shows 0 of 0 now, html-code is not highlighted either. 5) Click on triangle and close dropdown list. Now 'display: none' is in the code again, so this part of html-code should be selected with search-string 6) Click on search bar and press 'Enter' (same as step 4). No counter update, no highlight, no selection. The only way to make the search find it is change anything in search string (for example, add space in the end). I also attached my screen cast. Thanks for the fast answer!
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Jul 5
Thank you for providing more feedback. Adding the requester to the cc list. For more details visit https://www.chromium.org/issue-tracking/autotriage - Your friendly Sheriffbot
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Jul 9
Nice bug. And thanks for the clean repro. I can repro in Canary.
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Jul 9
Issue 859078 has been merged into this issue.
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Jul 9
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Comment 1 by krajshree@chromium.org
, Jul 4