Hi,
What is the proper way to "escape" from a page (going to another page)
without being caught by XForms validation?
For example, I have a page with a left menu with a search button,
like:
<xf:submit xxf:appearance="link">
<xf:label>Search</xf:label>
<xf:setvalue ref="/form/action">search</xf:setvalue>
</xf:submit>
When I click on this, I want to jump to the search page, and no XForms
validation of the current form should be done.
I though I found the answer by including in my forms a bind like:
<xf:bind nodeset="/form/username"
required="/form/show-errors = 'true'"/>
and by adding the following to my search button:
<xf:setvalue ref="/form/show-errors">false</xf:setvalue>
Unfortunately, this doesn't work (when is the bind evaluated?).
But, surprisingly, if I make the bind condition something like:
<xf:bind nodeset="/form/username"
required="/form/action != 'search'"/>
it does work and I can jump to the search page from an invalid
form! I do not understand this, as I change the values of
/form/action and /form/show-errors at the same place (in the
submit of the search).
Thanks for any help,
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