#5182: Class property is being filtered from hidden input elements
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    Reporter:  Lemon                           |         Owner:  mark_story
        Type:  Bug                             |        Status:  closed    
    Priority:  Medium                          |     Milestone:  1.2.x.x   
   Component:  Helpers                         |       Version:  RC2       
    Severity:  Normal                          |    Resolution:  wontfix   
    Keywords:  form hidden input class helper  |   Php_version:  n/a       
Cake_version:  1.2.0.7296 RC2                  |  
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Comment (by benjam):

 I'd like to second this request, even though it is closed.[[BR]]
 [[BR]]
 I have read the reasons why this was closed in #3496, and am wondering how
 the inclusion of classes that are generated by the validation would affect
 the display of a hidden input.  Hidden inputs are hidden.[[BR]]
 [[BR]]
 It is rather unwieldy to try and wrap all the hidden inputs on a page into
 a single div, especially if those hidden inputs are scattered amongst
 several forms. It is also difficult to try and select a bunch of hidden
 inputs based on ID. IDs are meant to be unique, and therefore one would
 have to loop through the entire list of IDs on a page via javascript to
 find the relevant ones.  And as was stated "input[type=hidden]" is not
 well enough supported to be of any real use.  Selecting them all by class
 would be much more simple, as well as being the only real viable solution
 in some situations.[[BR]]
 [[BR]]
 But (and I hope I don't sound confrontational here, I truly am just
 curious) I really would like to know how the validation errors disrupt the
 display of hidden inputs.

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