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Louis Parisi commented on RF-13127:
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I attached a project to demonstrate the issue. Unzip and run project with mvn jetty:run.
Go to
http://localhost:8080/webtemplate. Log in with credentials user/user. Go to the
Table Edit page from the toolbar. Edit fields in rows after the first row. The string
fields intermittently do not return the correct element. The BigDecimal fields seem to
always return the correct element. I have an alert that displays which element was passed
by the oninvalid and onvalid tags.
onvalid and oninvalide pass wrong element when using rich:element
with String field
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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: waiting_on_user
Attachments: JSFTemplate.zip
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 always returns the element from row zero 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 value="#\{myBean.myField}" id="myField">
<rich:validator
oninvalid="valueModifiedAndError(#\{rich:element('myField')})"
onvalid="valueModified(#\{rich:element('myField')})"/>
</h:inputText>
{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.
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