I’m using the ion-side-menus and encountered a strange behavior when I have a input field inside the sub header of the ion-side-menu-content (imagine a search field inside the sub header). when I click on the side menu link the menu closes as expected and the content is shown, but because the input field in generally in the same position of the side menu link (I mean it’s in the same position after the menu closed and the input is shown) it for some reason also receives the click event (that was actually done on the side menu) and because of that it gets the focus and the keyboard is shown.
this is the flow:
I click on the side menu link, the menu closes, the menu content is shown and the input field gets the focus (although I didn’t click on it, I clicked the menu link).
I’m using the beta-1 version and running on iOS 7 (device and simulator).
in general it happens with any input field that is going to be on the same position as the side menu link (after the menu closes), it doesn’t have to be in the sub header of the menu content.