I have a modal with two buttons: one in the header and one in the modal body. Currently, when the modal opens, the focus automatically goes to the button in the modal body, but I want it to focus on the header button. To address this, I wrote a function that adds an event listener to the modal button, and within that function, I included the code to focus on the header button. My code is as follow: triggerBtn(){ const modalBtnDiv = document.querySelector('.modal-div'); const headerBtn = document.querySelector('.header-btn'); const myFocusEvent =(e) =>{ headerBtn.focus(); modalBtnDiv.removeEventListener('focus', myFocusEvent); }; modalBtnDiv.addEventListener('focus', myFocusEvent); } However, the issue is that focusEvent() is triggered only once. When triggerBtn() is called again, focusEvent() doesn't work because, after the listener is removed, it isn’t being reattached. And if I don't remove the event listener, the focus stays on header btn and does not go to the next button. Is there a way to resolve this and ensure the focus works as intended? Continue reading...
