Bug 2007637 Comment 11 Edit History

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Original comment by
on 
The list is loaded, it's just that the right CSS class is not added to the container. https://js.klevu.com/theme/default/v2/quick-landing-search-theme.js

```js
e.dom.helpers.initializeTabSelection = function (t, a, s, n) {
    var o;
    e.each(
      e.dom.find('.kuTab', s),
      (
        function (a, s) {
          var r = n.getElement('active');
          if (
            s.classList.remove('kuTabSelected'),
            r &&
            s.dataset &&
            s.dataset.section &&
            r == s.dataset.section
          ) {
            s.classList.add('kuTabSelected');
            var i = e.dom.helpers.getClosest(s, '.klevuWrap');
            if (null === i) return;
            t.context.activeQueryId = s.dataset.section,
            t.context.section = s.dataset.section,
            i.classList.add(s.dataset.section + 'Active'),
            o = !0
          }
        }
      )
    ),
```

This adds `productListActive` to `klevuWrap` and makes the list visible. The call stack is:

```
initializeTabSelection quick-landing-search-theme.js:formatted:770
    ee klevu.js:1
    initializeTabSelection quick-landing-search-theme.js:formatted:765
    getStorageAndTarget quick-landing-search-theme.js:formatted:4552
    fire quick-landing-search-theme.js:formatted:12969
    a klevu.js:1
    fireWith klevu.js:1
    fire klevu.js:1
    fire klevu.js:1
    a klevu.js:1
    fireWith klevu.js:1
    fire klevu.js:1
    success klevu.js:1
    r klevu.js:1
    anonymous unknown:0
```

The event is fired in: https://js.klevu.com/core/v2/klevu.js

```js
  t.getScope().chains.request.fetch.send.add({
    name: 'sendRequest',
    fire: function (t, n) {
      'searchAjax' !== t.context.eventAction &&
      (
        t.scope = n,
        t.context.doSearch ? (
          t.context.requestObject = {
            url: t.request.settings.url,
            type: 'FETCH',
            method: 'POST',
            mimeType: 'application/json; charset=UTF-8',
            contentType: 'application/json; charset=utf-8',
            dataType: 'json',
            crossDomain: !0,
            success: function (t, n, s, o) {
              var a = e.getObjectPath(n.scope.kScope, 'chains.response.success');
              e.isUndefined(a) ||
              0 === a.list().length ||
              (
                a.setScope(n.scope.kElem),
                e.setObjectPath(n, 'response.data', t),
                e.setObjectPath(n, 'context.status', s),
                e.setObjectPath(n, 'context.isSuccess', o),
                a.setData(n),
                a.fire()
              )
            },
            error: function (t, n, s) {
              var o = e.getObjectPath(t.scope.kScope, 'chains.response.fail');
              e.isUndefined(o) ||
              0 === o.list().length ||
              (
                o.setScope(t.scope.kElem),
                e.setObjectPath(t, 'response.data', {
                }),
                e.setObjectPath(t, 'context.status', n),
                e.setObjectPath(t, 'context.isSuccess', s),
                o.setData(t),
                o.fire()
              )
            },
            data: JSON.stringify(t.request.settings.object)
          },
          t.context.requestDetails = e.extend(!0, {
          }, t)
        ) : e.support.hook(
          ['core.logger'],
          (
            function () {
              e.logger.log(
                'search.core',
                'warn',
                'Fetch makeRequest - Request object is not present or request was forced stopped.'
              ),
              e.logger.log('search.core', 'debug', t)
            }
          )
        )
      )
    }
  }),
```

But even if `a.fire()` is called, it doesn't seem to always reach to the listener, even though the listener is always added before it dispatches.
Revision 1 by
on 
The list is loaded, it's just that the right CSS class is not added to the container. https://js.klevu.com/theme/default/v2/quick-landing-search-theme.js

```js
e.dom.helpers.initializeTabSelection = function (t, a, s, n) {
    var o;
    e.each(
      e.dom.find('.kuTab', s),
      (
        function (a, s) {
          var r = n.getElement('active');
          if (
            s.classList.remove('kuTabSelected'),
            r &&
            s.dataset &&
            s.dataset.section &&
            r == s.dataset.section
          ) {
            s.classList.add('kuTabSelected');
            var i = e.dom.helpers.getClosest(s, '.klevuWrap');
            if (null === i) return;
            t.context.activeQueryId = s.dataset.section,
            t.context.section = s.dataset.section,
            i.classList.add(s.dataset.section + 'Active'),
            o = !0
          }
        }
      )
    ),
```

This adds `productListActive` to `klevuWrap` and makes the list visible. The call stack is:

```
initializeTabSelection quick-landing-search-theme.js:formatted:770
    ee klevu.js:1
    initializeTabSelection quick-landing-search-theme.js:formatted:765
    getStorageAndTarget quick-landing-search-theme.js:formatted:4552
    fire quick-landing-search-theme.js:formatted:12969
    a klevu.js:1
    fireWith klevu.js:1
    fire klevu.js:1
    fire klevu.js:1
    a klevu.js:1
    fireWith klevu.js:1
    fire klevu.js:1
    success klevu.js:1
    r klevu.js:1
    anonymous unknown:0
```

The event is fired in: https://js.klevu.com/core/v2/klevu.js

```js
  t.getScope().chains.request.fetch.send.add({
    name: 'sendRequest',
    fire: function (t, n) {
      'searchAjax' !== t.context.eventAction &&
      (
        t.scope = n,
        t.context.doSearch ? (
          t.context.requestObject = {
            url: t.request.settings.url,
            type: 'FETCH',
            method: 'POST',
            mimeType: 'application/json; charset=UTF-8',
            contentType: 'application/json; charset=utf-8',
            dataType: 'json',
            crossDomain: !0,
            success: function (t, n, s, o) {
              var a = e.getObjectPath(n.scope.kScope, 'chains.response.success');
              e.isUndefined(a) ||
              0 === a.list().length ||
              (
                a.setScope(n.scope.kElem),
                e.setObjectPath(n, 'response.data', t),
                e.setObjectPath(n, 'context.status', s),
                e.setObjectPath(n, 'context.isSuccess', o),
                a.setData(n),
                a.fire()
              )
            },
            error: function (t, n, s) {
              var o = e.getObjectPath(t.scope.kScope, 'chains.response.fail');
              e.isUndefined(o) ||
              0 === o.list().length ||
              (
                o.setScope(t.scope.kElem),
                e.setObjectPath(t, 'response.data', {
                }),
                e.setObjectPath(t, 'context.status', n),
                e.setObjectPath(t, 'context.isSuccess', s),
                o.setData(t),
                o.fire()
              )
            },
            data: JSON.stringify(t.request.settings.object)
          },
          t.context.requestDetails = e.extend(!0, {
          }, t)
        ) : e.support.hook(
          ['core.logger'],
          (
            function () {
              e.logger.log(
                'search.core',
                'warn',
                'Fetch makeRequest - Request object is not present or request was forced stopped.'
              ),
              e.logger.log('search.core', 'debug', t)
            }
          )
        )
      )
    }
  }),
```

But even if `a.fire()` is called, it doesn't seem to always reach to the listener, even though the listener is always added before it dispatches. (It's not standard DOM event, fwiw)

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