.xforms-invalid CSS class?

> Although OPS has support for the disabled, readonly & required
> pseudo-classes via xforms-disabled, xforms-readonly & xforms-required
> (yay), it seems to be lacking support for the invalid pseudoclass
> ('xforms-invalid'). Looking at xforms.js it seems like the logic is in
> place already - I'm assuming this is just something that just hasn't
> been done yet, rather than a deliberation omission?
>
> Say for example you wanted to give an invalid input field a red border
> for example: without the .xforms-invalid class this isn't possible.
>
> The other missing class is xforms-out-of-range
> (http://www.w3.org/TR/2005/PER-xforms-20051006/sliceF.html#id160672),
> although I'm not sure this is so straightforward to add.
>
>
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> With three minor changes I was able to add support for xforms-invalid.
>
> [1] In org.orbeon.oxf.xforms.processor.handlers.HandlerBase, added
> output of xforms-invalid class:
>
> public static void handleMIPClasses(...) {
>             ....
>             if (!controlInfo.isValid())) {
>                 if (sb.length() > 0)
>                     sb.append(' ');
>                 sb.append("xforms-invalid");
>             }
>        ...
> }
>
> [2] In xforms.js, added inital value for control.isValid based on
> presence of xforms-invalid class:
>
> function xformsInitializeControlsUnder(root) {
>
>             // Set initial values for disabled, readonly, and required
>             if (xformsArrayContains(classes, "xforms-control")) {
>                 control.isRelevant = !xformsArrayContains(classes,
> "xforms-disabled");
>                 control.isReadonly = xformsArrayContains(classes,
> "xforms-readonly");
>                 control.isRequired = xformsArrayContains(classes,
> "xforms-required");
>                 control.isValid = !xformsArrayContains(classes,
> "xforms-invalid");  // NEW
>             }
>
> [3] In xforms-style.js added 'valid' boolean parameter to
> xformsUpdateStyleRelevantReadonly (all calls were updated to pass in
> control.isValid to this parameter):
>
> function xformsUpdateStyleRelevantReadonly(element, relevant, readonly,
> required, valid) {
>     if (xformsIsDefined(valid)) {
>        if (valid) xformsRemoveClass(element, "xforms-invalid")
>        else xformsAddClass(element, "xforms-invalid");
>     }
>     ...
> }
>
> Adrian
>
> Adrian Baker wrote:
> > Although OPS has support for the disabled, readonly & required
> > pseudo-classes via xforms-disabled, xforms-readonly & xforms-required
> > (yay), it seems to be lacking support for the invalid pseudoclass
> > ('xforms-invalid'). Looking at xforms.js it seems like the logic is in
> > place already - I'm assuming this is just something that just hasn't
> > been done yet, rather than a deliberation omission?
> >
> > Say for example you wanted to give an invalid input field a red border
> > for example: without the .xforms-invalid class this isn't possible.
> >
> > The other missing class is xforms-out-of-range
> > (http://www.w3.org/TR/2005/PER-xforms-20051006/sliceF.html#id160672),
> > although I'm not sure this is so straightforward to add.
> >
> >
> >
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