Hi Jason
Thanks for drawing my attention to this...
Are there any workarounds, or will have to choose between ajax-enabling
our forms or having validation-errors work, for the time being?
Thanks
Duncan
Jason Johnston wrote:
We have a form that has several fields that are enabled/disabled through
on-change events in the form. This works fine, and with Ajax too...
We also have validation which includes a list of "validation-errors"
which displays all errors in the form at the top of the form (in this
case).
The markup works as expected when Ajax is NOT enabled (including the list
of errors at the top of the screen). However, with Ajax turned on, these
messages (invoked by <validation-errors/> at the top of the form do NOT
appear. The other validation mark-up appears as expected.
I thought that this was just our mistake, but the examples that come with
cocoon exhibit this same behaviour (I had to add the <validation-errors/>
in the Ajax examples to prove this.
Is this a bug, or can the form styling xsl be changed to allow these to be
shown??
(We are using Cocoon v2.1.8)
This is a known issue:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/COCOON-1570
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