Inspector Widget and validation icon in recently build

I upgraded to the recent night build and found two errors.

1. I cannot use Inspector Widget anymore. If I try to select “Evaluate XPath” radio-button, it comes back with this error:

2. All bind validations on all forms are not displaying “!” icon anymore.

Could you please check it? Thanks!

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I upgraded to the recent night build and found two errors.

1. I cannot use Inspector Widget anymore. If I try to select “Evaluate XPath” radio-button, it comes back with this error:

2. All bind validations on all forms are not displaying “!” icon anymore.

Could you please check it? Thanks!
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1. I cannot use Inspector Widget anymore. If I try to select “Evaluate XPath” radio-button, it comes back with this error:

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Exception in client-side code.

    * Message: C has no properties
    * File: http://localhost:7011/orbeon/xforms-server/xforms-yuicalendar-min.js
    * Line number: 89

This is the error screen.

error.bmp

On Thu, Aug 21, 2008 at 7:11 PM, JamesGu <[hidden email]> wrote:
> This is the error screen.
>
> http://www.nabble.com/file/p19100235/error.jpeg
> http://www.nabble.com/file/p19100235/error.bmp error.bmp

Could you try again with the latest nightly build? There might have been
a problem recently that prevented the XForms inspector "evaluate XPath"
functionality to work property, but this seems to be fixed now.

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On Mon, Aug 25, 2008 at 12:17 AM, Alessandro Vernet <[hidden email]>
wrote:
> Could you try again with the latest nightly build? There might have been a
> problem recently that prevented the XForms inspector "evaluate XPath"
> functionality to work property, but this seems to be fixed now.

As mentioned in another thread, it turns out this is caused by the use
of minimal resources. As a workaround, for now set
oxf.xforms.minimal-resources to false is properties.xml.

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Alex,

The inspector works well now. Thank you!

How about the other problem?

All bind validations on all forms are not displaying “!” icon anymore when validation fails.


James

James,

On Mon, Aug 25, 2008 at 1:38 AM, JamesGu <[hidden email]> wrote:
> The inspector works well now. Thank you!

Great!

> All bind validations on all forms are not displaying "!" icon anymore when
> validation fails.

Is this happening in Form Runner, or just in plain XForms you wrote? If
in the former, this is an intended behavior: we are now adding another
CSS class so you can control with CSS whether errors are displayed on
invalid field before they are "visited" by the user.

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>> All bind validations on all forms are not displaying "!" icon anymore when
>> validation fails.

I noticed this also last week after installing the nightly built on
our system from my machine that was installed 2 weeks ago Orbeon Forms
3.7.0alpha.200808170510

Tried different different locations to display schema sans success. No
problem for me, but the users are disoriented not knowing the
constraints. However your government forms and all other test cases I
have opened display this useful feature.

Thanks

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Alex,

I am having this problem with all my XForms (not From Runner) for the last couple of weeks.
(I am on  Orbeon Forms Release 3.7.0beta1.200808240812).

Thanks,
Vlad

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James,

On Mon, Aug 25, 2008 at 1:38 AM, JamesGu <jxgu@cnsh.delphi-tech.com> wrote:
> The inspector works well now. Thank you!

Great!

> All bind validations on all forms are not displaying "!" icon anymore when
> validation fails.

Is this happening in Form Runner, or just in plain XForms you wrote? If
in the former, this is an intended behavior: we are now adding another
CSS class so you can control with CSS whether errors are displayed on
invalid field before they are "visited" by the user.

Alex
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Do the errors appear if you visit the field ? E.g. enter something  
valid, then invalid again ?

Also, is the xforms-invalid class put on the field in the first place ?

-Erik

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It looks like this is just a change in default behavior: it used to display "!" any time for any field that failed validation. Now it seems to be doing only when you have <xforms:alert> pointing to a non-empty string specified.

For example:

<xforms:input ref="."/> used to show "!" for invalid inputs.

Now you have to do this:

<xforms:input ref=".">
     <xforms:alert value="'Invalid data'"/>
</xforms:input>                                                               

(I am not sure if this works as intended or a side effect of something else...)

The fact that we do not output the markup representing the alert if no  
xforms:alert is present is intentional. If you were to implement  
XForms natively in the browser, you would also not be able to style  
the xforms:alert element if it is not present (obviously).

This was implemented not long ago as part of some much-needed  
refactoring of the control "handlers" that produce the resulting HTML.

We still place the xforms-invalid class on the control, so you can  
still do some amount of styling.

-Erik

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