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  1. Satellite
  2. SAT-37278

Persistent Tooltip Message on 'Services' Tab in Capsule View Does Not Dismiss on Tab Switch

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      Description of problem:

      When clicking the info icon next to the 'Spool errors' field under the 'Openscap' section in the Services tab, a long tooltip message is displayed. However, this message remains visible even after switching to other tabs like 'Logs' or 'Overview', causing UI overlap and a poor user experience. The only way to dismiss it is by manually clicking the info icon again.

       

      Steps to Reproduce:

      • Navigate to Satellite WebUIInfrastructureCapsules
      • Click on a Satellite/Capsule hostname
      • Go to the Services tab
      • Under Openscap, locate the 'Spool errors' field
      • Click on the rounded info icon next to it
        → A tooltip message appears:
        "Capsule failed to send a report from spool to Satellite. This indicates a corrupted report format. Report has been moved to directory for storing corrupted files on Capsule for later inspection."
      • Switch to another tab, such as Logs or Overview

      Actual behavior:

      • The tooltip/message continues to be displayed even after switching to another tab.
      • It overlaps UI content in the new tab.
      • Tooltip only disappears if the info icon is clicked again.

      Expected behavior:

      • The tooltip should automatically dismiss when navigating away from the Services tab.
      • Users should not need to manually click the info icon again to remove it.
      • Standard tooltip behavior is to be context-aware and transient, not persistent across different UI views.

       

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              rhn-support-jbhatia Jayant Bhatia
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