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Jeremy Nix
I'm currently familiarizing myself with the error-summary XBL
component.  Attached is a simple xform file that I'm using to test
features of that component.  I've ran into a few problems and I wanted
to find out if these issues were usage issues (i.e. by design) or if
they are actual issues.  Both questions are related to how the component
interacts with an xforms switch case.

The first is related to "warnings-count-ref".  I noticed that as I
switched from one case to another case and then back again, that the
warnings-count would clear itself out (go back to 0).  To recreate, in
the attached example, you would click the "Next Order" button, then
click the "Previous Order" button.  Notice how the Warnings Count at the
top of the screen goes from 1 to 1 to 0.

The second is related to what errors / warnings are displayed when
utilizing the component with the switch/case statement.  I noticed that
when I click the "Reload Error Summary" button, only the active case
statement's errors/warnings are displayed.

It is my goal to display a dialog box with the fr:error-summary
component that would display only if there were errors or warnings
during a save, and so I wanted to make sure that if there are errors or
warnings for any component/binding within the context of the observer,
that the component would display them (regardless of how their
navigation would have taken them).

Thanks in advance for any help/guidance.

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Biomedical Informatics
Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
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Re: fr:error-summary

Jeremy Nix
Disregard my questions.  I figured them out myself.  It wasn't until I
was investigating the nuances of switch/case controls that I realized
that I had enabled the "oxf.xforms.xforms11-switch" property at some
point in the past. Once I disabled that feature, the error-summary
worked as I expected it to.

_____________________________________________
Jeremy Nix
Senior Application Developer
Biomedical Informatics
Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
513-803-2764 / [hidden email]

On 11/26/2014 01:07 PM, Nix, Jeremy wrote:

> I'm currently familiarizing myself with the error-summary XBL
> component.  Attached is a simple xform file that I'm using to test
> features of that component.  I've ran into a few problems and I wanted
> to find out if these issues were usage issues (i.e. by design) or if
> they are actual issues.  Both questions are related to how the component
> interacts with an xforms switch case.
>
> The first is related to "warnings-count-ref".  I noticed that as I
> switched from one case to another case and then back again, that the
> warnings-count would clear itself out (go back to 0).  To recreate, in
> the attached example, you would click the "Next Order" button, then
> click the "Previous Order" button.  Notice how the Warnings Count at the
> top of the screen goes from 1 to 1 to 0.
>
> The second is related to what errors / warnings are displayed when
> utilizing the component with the switch/case statement.  I noticed that
> when I click the "Reload Error Summary" button, only the active case
> statement's errors/warnings are displayed.
>
> It is my goal to display a dialog box with the fr:error-summary
> component that would display only if there were errors or warnings
> during a save, and so I wanted to make sure that if there are errors or
> warnings for any component/binding within the context of the observer,
> that the component would display them (regardless of how their
> navigation would have taken them).
>
> Thanks in advance for any help/guidance.
>

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