[richfaces-issues] [JBoss JIRA] (RF-13127) onvalid and oninvalide pass wrong element when using rich:element with String field

onvalid and oninvalide pass wrong element when using rich:element with String field ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Key: RF-13127 URL: https://issues.jboss.org/browse/RF-13127 Project: RichFaces Issue Type: Bug Security Level: Public(Everyone can see) Components: component-validators Affects Versions: 4.3.3 Reporter: Louis Parisi Labels: testcase_provided Fix For: 5.0.0.Alpha2 Attachments: JSFTemplate.zip, RF-13127.zip, richfaces.zip Original Estimate: 1 hour Remaining Estimate: 1 hour I have a bean iterated in a datatable. Using the rich:validator on fields in the bean I am executing javascript when a field is validated and apply styling based on valid or invalid state. The code below returns the correct element when the underlying field is a BigDecimal but intermittently returns the element from row zero and sometimes another rown when the field is a String. If I just reference a String vs. BigDecimal and display the element passed to the javascript I get form:myTable:4:myField for a BigDecimal field and always form:myTable:0:myField no matter the row for a String field. {code} <h:inputText id="vendor" value="#{car.vendor}" valueChangeListener="#{car.valueChanged}"> <rich:validator oninvalid="valueModified(#{rich:element('vendor')}, false)" onvalid="valueModified(#{rich:element('vendor')}, true)"/> </h:inputText> {code} {code} <script> function valueModified(element, valid) { // use element.style rather than jQuery as it // does not set entire background alert("valueModified: " + element.id + " | valid: " + valid); element.style.background='yellow'; if (valid) { jQuery(element).css("border-color", "lightgray"); } else { jQuery(element).css("border-color", "red"); } } </script> {code} Some other tests I did while trying to debug are: * I passed the rowKeyVar to a javascript method in the onvalid event and it passed the correct row for a BigDecimal and always zero for a String field. * The oncomplete event of the validator does not seem to fire for a String field but does for a BigDecimal field.