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Bas Velthuizen commented on TOMAHAWK-1292:
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As a secondary test, I changed the inputText and inputSecret inputs from t:
namespace to h: namespace and removed the forceId attributes.
<t:div styleClass="formRow">
<h:outputLabel id="usernameLabel" for="username" styleClass="label"
value="#{msg.username}" />
<h:inputText id="username" styleClass="value"
value="#{loginController.username}" required="true">
<t:validateRegExpr pattern="\w+"
summaryMessage="#{msg.illegal_username}" />
<f:attribute name="name" value="username" />
</h:inputText>
<t:div styleClass="spacer"> </t:div>
</t:div>
<t:div styleClass="formRow">
<h:outputLabel id="passwordLabel" for="password" styleClass="label"
value="#{msg.password}" />
<h:inputSecret id="password" styleClass="value"
value="#{loginController.passWord}" required="true">
<t:validateRegExpr pattern="\S+"
summaryMessage="#{msg.illegal_password}" />
<f:attribute name="name" value="password" />
</h:inputSecret>
<t:div styleClass="spacer"> </t:div>
</t:div>
The javascript is still created the same way, so maybe this bug belongs to the
MyFaces core project.
Cheers,
Bas Velthuizen
> Javascript for input elements is wrong
> --------------------------------------
>
> Key: TOMAHAWK-1292
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TOMAHAWK-1292
> Project: MyFaces Tomahawk
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 1.1.6
> Environment: Java JDK 5.0, Tomcat 6.0 MyFaces 1.1.5, Tomahawk 1.1.6
> Reporter: Bas Velthuizen
>
> I've created a simple login-page with a username and password and a
> submit-button (see code below)
> <h:form id="loginForm">
> <t:div id="login" forceId="true">
> <t:div id="errorMessages">
> <t:messages id="messages" showSummary="true" showDetail="false"
> layout="list" />
> </t:div>
> <t:div styleClass="formRow">
> <h:outputLabel id="usernameLabel" for="username" styleClass="label"
> value="#{msg.username}" />
> <t:inputText id="username" styleClass="value"
> value="#{loginController.username}" required="true" forceId="true">
> <t:validateRegExpr pattern="\w+"
> summaryMessage="#{msg.illegal_username}" />
> <f:attribute name="name" value="username" />
> </t:inputText>
> <t:div styleClass="spacer"> </t:div>
> </t:div>
> <t:div styleClass="formRow">
> <h:outputLabel id="passwordLabel" for="password" styleClass="label"
> value="#{msg.password}" />
> <t:inputSecret id="password" styleClass="value"
> value="#{loginController.passWord}" required="true" forceId="true">
> <t:validateRegExpr pattern="\S+"
> summaryMessage="#{msg.illegal_password}" />
> <f:attribute name="name" value="password" />
> </t:inputSecret>
> <t:div styleClass="spacer"> </t:div>
> </t:div>
> <t:div styleClass="commands">
> <t:commandButton id="submit" action="#{loginController.doLogin}"
> value="#{msg.submit}" />
> </t:div>
> </t:div>
> </h:form>
> When this code is rendered in myfaces, a javascript-function is generated
> that looks like the following:
> <script type="text/javascript" >
> tomahawk.createView = function(facesContext) {
> facesContext.clearMessages();
> facesContext.viewRoot = new tomahawk.UIViewRoot();
> facesContext.viewRoot.addChild((new
> tomahawk.UIInput('username','username',true,null,new Array(new null ) ) ) );
> facesContext.viewRoot.addChild((new
> tomahawk.UIInput('password','password',true,null,new Array(new null ) ) ) );
> }
> tomahawk.renderResponse = function(facesContext) {
> var uimessages = new
> tomahawk.UIMessages('loginForm:messages','list',true,false);
>
> tomahawk.RendererUtils.renderMessages(facesContext,uimessages);
> viewRoot = facesContext.viewRoot;
> for(var i = 0; i < viewRoot.children.length ; i ++) {
> var uiinput = viewRoot.children[i];
>
> tomahawk.RendererUtils.renderMessage(facesContext,uiinput.clientId);
> }
> }
> </script>
> In the tomahawk.createView function, two UIInput elements are created, with
> at the end of the paramer list (I believe something with a validator list):
> new Array(new null )
> This generates a javascript error when the form is submitted, in firefox3 als
> well as in IE7.
> The form is working, but I don't know what the real effects are of this bug,
> except an inappropriate error dialog in IE.
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