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[WEB-2783]fix: dropdown visibility in onboarding#6329

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Description

Added popper to ListBox to improve visibility and positioning of dropdown.

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WEB-2783

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  • Refactor
    • Updated dropdown positioning mechanism in the invite members component
    • Simplified dropdown rendering and state management
    • Integrated react-popper library for improved dropdown positioning

@vamsikrishnamathala vamsikrishnamathala added 🐛bug Something isn't working 🌐frontend labels Jan 6, 2025
@vamsikrishnamathala vamsikrishnamathala added this to the v0.24.2 milestone Jan 6, 2025
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The pull request modifies the InviteMembers component in invite-members.tsx, introducing the usePopper hook from react-popper to manage dropdown positioning. The changes replace the previous dynamic dropdown positioning logic with a more streamlined approach. State variables for reference and popper elements are introduced, and the dropdown's open state management is simplified. The transition effect is removed, and the dropdown rendering is now more direct, potentially improving the component's responsiveness.

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File Change Summary
web/core/components/onboarding/invite-members.tsx - Replaced dropdown positioning logic with usePopper hook
- Removed buttonRef and dropdownRef
- Introduced referenceElement and popperElement
- Simplified dropdown state management
- Removed transition effect

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant Component as InviteMembers
    participant Popper as react-popper
    participant Reference as ReferenceElement
    participant Dropdown as DropdownElement

    Component->>Popper: usePopper(referenceElement, popperElement)
    Popper-->>Component: Return styles and attributes
    Component->>Reference: setReferenceElement
    Component->>Dropdown: setPopperElement
    Dropdown->>Dropdown: Apply positioning styles
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Refs aligned in a seamless embrace.
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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
web/core/components/onboarding/invite-members.tsx (1)

216-221: Consider adding a fallback or conditional styling for the dropdown.
The absolute positioning and z-10 class likely suffice for layering, but ensure no parent element with overflow: hidden or a lower z-index stacks over the dropdown, especially in nested contexts.

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web/core/components/onboarding/invite-members.tsx (6)

18-18: Great addition to support popper-based dropdown positioning.
Importing usePopper from the react-popper library is a good approach for accurate dropdown positioning.


20-20: Coupling Listbox with react-popper is a strong combination.
Using Headless UI’s <Listbox> in conjunction with usePopper creates a more controlled and accessible dropdown. Good job integrating these capabilities together.


104-105: Handle reference element lifecycle carefully.
Storing references to the button (referenceElement) and popper container (popperElement) is perfectly valid. However, ensure that these references are reset or cleaned up when unmounting the component to avoid potential memory leaks.


133-144: Confirm Popper modifiers and placement for different devices.
The preventOverflow modifier with padding: 12 is a good start. Large screens, smaller viewports, or edge-cases with highly dynamic content may still need offset adjustments. Consider verifying the dropdown behavior in all UI breakpoints to ensure it stays visible.


194-194: Efficient reference assignment to Listbox button.
Assigning ref via setReferenceElement streamlines integration with the popper’s positioning logic. Confirm that events reliant on the reference element (like clicks, hovers) still work as expected.


223-245: Well-structured list of roles in the dropdown.
Mapping over ROLE_DETAILS is clean, and using selected to highlight the chosen role is straightforward. Ensure that roles are synced with any future data source improvements (for instance, if role definitions become user-configurable).

@pushya22 pushya22 merged commit bb71e60 into preview Jan 8, 2025
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