| Auto-Submit | +1 |
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for (ListedElement* element : form_->ListedElements()) {
if (auto* control = DynamicTo<HTMLFormControlElement>(element)) {
control->PseudoStateChanged(CSSSelector::kPseudoToolSubmitActive);
}
}Why not do that on `active_submit_button_` instead? (Before clearing it.)
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| Auto-Submit | +1 |
for (ListedElement* element : form_->ListedElements()) {
if (auto* control = DynamicTo<HTMLFormControlElement>(element)) {
control->PseudoStateChanged(CSSSelector::kPseudoToolSubmitActive);
}
}Why not do that on `active_submit_button_` instead? (Before clearing it.)
Yep, that'd be better. Done.
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+bengr for script_tool_browsertest.cc
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Connect CSS pseudo classes to form filled state [5/N]
This connects the existing CSS pseudo classes to the actual agent-
filled state. It also adds a test.
The pseudo classes are:
- `:tool-form-active` - matches the <form> element when it has been
filled by the agent, and is waiting for submission.
- `:tool-submit-active` - matches the submit button for the form, in
this case.
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