This page has a menu bar and context menu

Popup opening tests

• Right clicking on the client area of the page (ctrl-click for opera) should make a popup menu appear.
• Right clicking near the righthand window border should open the menu to the left of the pointer.
• Right clicking near the bottom window border should open the menu above the pointer.
• Scrolling the contents of this scrollable area and right-clicking should make the menu appear at the pointer.
• When the popup menu appears, it should not have any items pre-selected (blue background by default - ymmv).

Popup hover tests

• Hovering over the first item with the pointer should highlight it.
• Hovering over the second (disabled) item should also highlight it.
• Seperator items should not highlight on hover - no items should highlight in this case.
• Removing the pointer from the menu should de-highlight all items.

Popup click tests

• Clicking on the first menu item should alert with the message "Hello world". The menu should dissapear.
• Clicking on the second menu item (disabled) should not do anything - focus should remain on the disabled item.
• Clicking anywhere outside the menu should hide the menu.

Popup submenu tests

• Hovering over item three (enabled submenu) should highlight the item and then pop open a submenu after a short (500ms) delay
• Hovering over either of the first two items should close the submenu immediately and deselect the submenu parent item. The newly hovered item should become selected.
• Hovering over item four (disabled submenu) should highlight the item, but no submenu should appear.
• Clicking on item 3 before the submenu has opened (you'll have to be quick!) should immediatley open the submenu.
• Clicking on item 3 after the submenu has opened should have no effect - the item is still selected and the submenu still open.
• Clicking on item 4 should do nothing - the item remains selected and the menu remains open.
• Hovering over submenu item 1 should select it - the parent menu item should stay selected also.
• Hovering over submenu item 2 should select it - the parent menu item should stay selected also.
• Removing the pointer from both menus should de-highlight all items in the submenu and keep the parent menu item highlighted. The submenu should remain open.
• While the submenu is open, hovering over the parent menu item should keep the submenu open with no items selected, while the parent menu item stays selected.

Menubar hover tests (1 error)

• Hovering over any of the four menu bar items should highlight them to state 1 (raised 3D). No submenus should appear.
• Removing the mouse from all menu bar items should de-highlight all items.
• Clicking on the disabled item (item 3) should change it's highlight to state 2 (sunken 3D).
• Removing the mouse from all menu bar items should leave item 3 highlighted in state 2.
• Hovering over item 2 should cause its popups to open and it's highlight state to change to 2 - item 3 should become de-highlighted.
• Hovering over item 3 again should hide the popup menu, de-highlight item 2 and change item 3's highlight to state 2.
• Removing the pointer from item 3 should leave item 3 in highlighted state 2 with no submenu showing.
• Clicking elsewhere on the page should de-highlight all items (currently broken - disabled item stays in state 2).
• Clicking on the first item should open a submenu below the item. The parent item should be highlighted in state 2 (sunken 3D) with none of the submenu items highlighted.
• Hovering the pointer over the second item should hide the first submenu and show a new submenu under the newly selected item. The first parent item should become de-selected while the second parent item should be highlighted in state 2.
• Removing the mouse from all menu bar items again should leave the submenu open and the parent item selected in state 2.
• Clicking elsewhere on the page should close the submenu and deselect all menu bar items.
• Hovering over any menu bar items again should highlight them in state 1.

Menubar click tests

• Clicking on bar item 1 should open up a submenu.
• Click on item 1 in the submenu - an alert should say "hello world". The submenu should dissapear and the menu bar items should all be deselected.
• Clicking on bar item 1 should open up a submenu.
• Click on item 3 in the submenu to open a subsubmenu. Item 1 in the menu bar should remain depressed and item 3 in the submenu should remain highlighted.
• Hover over item 1 in the subsubmenu. Item 1 in the menu bar should remain depressed and item 3 in the submenu should remain highlighted.
• Click on item 1 in the subsubmenu - an alert should say "submenu 1!". The submenu and subsubmenu should dissapear and the menu bar items should all be deselected.
• Click on bar item 1 and then submenu item 3 to expand the subsubmenu as before.
• Hover over bar item 2. The subsubmenu and submenu should close immediately and a new submenu open under bar item 2.
• Hover over bar item 1. The submenu should appear, while item 2's submenu should vanish.
• Click on submenu item 3 to expand the subsubmenu as before.
• Click elsewhere on the page - the submenu and subsubmenu should dissapear and the bar items should all become deselected.

Popup key tests (mostly failing)

• Right click on the page to show the context menu. No items should be selected.
• Press the left arrow. Nothing should happen.
• Press the right arrow. Nothing should happen.
• Press escape. The menu should vanish.

• Right click on the page to show the context menu. No items should be selected.
• Press enter. The menu should vanish.

• Right click on the page to show the context menu. No items should be selected.
• Press the down arrow. The top item should become selected.
• Press escape. The menu should vanish.

• Right click on the page to show the context menu. No items should be selected.
• Press the up arrow. The bottom item should become selected.
• Press escape. The menu should vanish.

• Right click on the page to show the context menu. No items should be selected.
• Press the up arrow. The bottom item should become selected.
• Press the up arrow. The next item up should become selected.
• Press the up arrow until the top item becomes selected.
• Press the up arrow again. The bottom item should become selected.
• Press the down arrow again. The top item should become selected.
• Press the down arrow until the bottom item becomes selected.
• Press the down arrow again. The top item should become selected.
• Press escape. The menu should vanish.

• Select some text in this scrolling box.
• Right click on the page to show the context menu. No items should be selected.
• Press the up and down arrows several times. The scrolling box should not scroll when the selected menu item changes.
• Press escape. The menu should vanish.

• Right click on the page to show the context menu. No items should be selected.
• Press the down arrow. The top item should become selected.
• Press enter. An alert should fire with "hello world". The menu should vanish.

Submenu key tests (mostly failing)

• Right click on the page to show the context menu. No items should be selected.
• Press the down arrow. The first item should become selected.
• Press the right arrow key. Nothing should happen.
• Press the left arrow key. Nothing should happen.
• Press the down arrow twice. The third item should become selected. The submenu should not appear.
• Press enter. The submenu should appear with the first item selected.
• Press escape. The submenu should vanish - item three should remain selected.
• Press the right arrow key. The submenu should appear with the first item selected.
• Press the right arrow key. Nothing should happen.
• Press the left arrow key. The submenu should vanish - item three should remain selected.
• Press the left arrow key. The context menu should not vanish and item three should remain selected.
• Press escape. The context menu should vanish.

• Right click on the page to show the context menu. No items should be selected.
• Press the down arrow three times. The third item should become selected. The submenu should not appear.
• Press enter. The submenu should appear with the first item selected.
• Press the down arrow. The second item in the submenu should be selected.
• Press the up arrow. The first item in the submenu should be selected.
• Press the up arrow. The last item in the submenu should be selected.
• Press escape. The submenu should vanish, leaving item three selected.
• Press escape. The context menu should vanish.

Menubar key tests (mostly failing)

• Hover the pointer over bar item one. It should highlight in state 1.
• Press the left, right, up and down arrows - the menu should be unaffected (the window may scroll, if focused).
• Click on menu bar item 1. The popup should appear with no items selected. The bar item should highlight in state 2.
• Press the right arrow. The bar selection should change to item 2. Bar item 1's popup should vanish and bar item 2's popup should appear with item 1 selected.
• Press the left arrow. The bar selection should change to item 1. Bar item 2's popup should vanish and bar item 1's popup should appear with item 1 selected.
• Press the left arrow. The bar selection should change to item 4. Bar item 1's popup should vanish and bar item 4's popup should appear with item 1 selected.
• Press the right arrow. The bar selection should change to item 1. Bar item 4's popup should vanish and bar item 1's popup should appear with item 1 selected.
• Press the down arrow repeatedly - the selection within the popup should move down until it hits the bottom item, after which the top item should become selected.
• Press the up arrow repeatedly - the selection within the popup should move up until it hits the top item, after which the bottom item should become selected.
• Press escape. The popup should vanish but the bar item should stay highlighted in mode 2 (windows does this, but maybe we should forget it?)
• Press escape. The bar item should become unhighlighted.

TODO tests

• TODO: left and right with no popups open and bar item selected (only if we allow this)
• TODO: popup submenu opening tests
• TODO: left and right within submenus testing
• TODO: key/mouse switchover tests (these get complicated)