XFormsEventTarget error

I am getting an error when attempting to insert an entry in my repeat.  The error I am getting is:

XForms error: Event target id 'xforms-element-206-1' is not an XFormsEventTarget

I am running OPS 3.0 (a nightly build from 18-Nov-2005).

Anybody know what causes this error?

Thanks.

- Dan



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Dan,
        Have you amended the xforms-to-ajax-xhtml.xsl file as I got this
error when I removed the part that sets the Id attribute on the input
control, that was on the nightly build of the 17-Nov-2005

Hope this helps

Ryan

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From: [hidden email] [mailto:[hidden email]]
Sent: 20 November 2005 23:52
To: [hidden email]
Subject: [ops-users] XFormsEventTarget error

I am getting an error when attempting to insert an entry in my repeat.  The
error I am getting is:

XForms error: Event target id 'xforms-element-206-1' is not an
XFormsEventTarget

I am running OPS 3.0 (a nightly build from 18-Nov-2005).

Anybody know what causes this error?

Thanks.

- Dan





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[hidden email] wrote:
> I am getting an error when attempting to insert an entry in my repeat.  The error I am getting is:
>
> XForms error: Event target id 'xforms-element-206-1' is not an XFormsEventTarget
>
> I am running OPS 3.0 (a nightly build from 18-Nov-2005).
>
> Anybody know what causes this error?

Usually, this is due to a bug in the XForms engine.

-Erik



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Hi Dan,

This can as well be due to incorrect nesting of HTML elements. Do you
have a standalone example that we run to reproduce this?

Alex

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