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  1. ui-items
  2. UIIT-57

Fixed selected pane in items settings

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      Overview: Follow up on STRIPES-438, including comments.

      Steps to repro:
      1. Login to Folio test as diku_admin
      2. Go to Settings > Items > Loan types or Material types
      3. Switch to a different app - not a different settings page – e.g., Items app in the top navigation bar (to the left)
      4. And then switch back to Settings

      Expected results:
      The second panes display the correct content by highlight of the correct Setting > Item > Loan types or Material types in the list – and you're back where you were, when switching back.
      Alternative results: If you left Settings app when standing in the first pane Settings > Items, then after switching back again then the first choice in second pane should be displayed.

      Actual results:
      The navigation highlighting is lost. The secondary pane always highlights the first item in the list, even if the second one is really what's being displayed, and the primary pane – the list of apps with settings – is missing a highlight altogether.

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                mpk35 Michal Kuklis
                mpk35 Michal Kuklis
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