elementFromPoint doesn't work correctly when html popup is used about poltergeist HOT 5 CLOSED

Hmm, that's odd. do you have a screen shot? document.elementFromPoint is supposed to hit the element with the highest z index at that point.

I'd also be interested to hear what happens if you disable the click-test code inside Poltergeist - does the click actually succeed?

If you can provide a minimal example to repro the problem that will help.

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Tried to reproduce in separated repo but didn't get expected result so far.

Further investigation showed the difference between browser rendering and phantom rendering.
http://i.imm.io/oVgI.png - phantom
http://i.imm.io/oVgT.bmp - chromium

This might not a problem you can solve on poltergeist side.

But is it possible to avoid clickTest call for particular example or click_on call?

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Hmm, that's strange. Is it possible to export that as a static stage so I can repro the rendering difference between phantomjs and chromium?

Also, is the thing you are trying to click visible in the first screenshot?

If it's not, then disabling the click test won't help - because then phantomjs will fail to click it as well. It has to be visible and on top for phantomjs to be able to click it, as it emulates a user click (i.e. with a mouse)

I think there may be an issue where a child element is larger than a parent, and the parent has overflow: hidden. It might be that we then calculate a click position that is hidden, as we calculate the center of the element's bounding box. I should look into adding some sort of fallback - e.g. attemping to click the center, attempting to click the top left, then finally failing.

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Hey @bogdan, given #60 is now closed, could you try again using master and see if this issue still occurs for you? Thanks

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The root of the issue was fact that image resizing was disabled in test environment. That is why test image overlapped the text in test but not in dev or production.

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