Alexander Zatko wrote:
> I am using classic XForms engine with OPS 3b2
>
> Is adding xhtml:name="selector" attribute into select1 element as shown
> below illegal?
>
> <xforms:select appearance="full" ref="@selected"
> xhtml:name="selector">
> <xforms:choices>
> <xforms:item>
> <xforms:label/>
> <xforms:value>1</xforms:value>
> </xforms:item>
> </xforms:choices>
> </xforms:select>
>
>
> ...because if I have it there, the XForms engine always returns 0 as a
> value regardless of if I check or uncheck the checkbox. When I remove
> the xhtml:name="selector" attribute the value "1" is passed ok when the
> checkbox is checked.
This is explained because OPS already sets a name on the resulting HTML
element. If you set your own name, OPS cannot identify the resulting
control anymore, so the value is lost. The bottom line is that you
should not try to set an xhtml:name on XForms elements. If you need a
name, try to use the name generated by OPS.
-Erik
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