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Phil Booth
Nov 27, 2009, 8:34:54 AM11/27/09
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Hi everyone,
I'm currently looking into a bug relating to custom headers in
submission. The cause of the problem is that, in this case, the name
element has not been decorated when the submission gets invoked. A
javascript exception occurs and the submission bails, without
dispatching xforms-submit-error.
The thing that I don't understand is why the decoration of header's
child elements is set up in the way that it is. Currently, decoration
of header's children is explicitly deferred until documentReady, à la
repeat and itemset. Then, on documentReady, the CSS class
'header-ready' gets applied, which activates the binding rules for
child decoration.
Does anyone know why it is done like this?
Cheers,
Phil.
I'm currently looking into a bug relating to custom headers in
submission. The cause of the problem is that, in this case, the name
element has not been decorated when the submission gets invoked. A
javascript exception occurs and the submission bails, without
dispatching xforms-submit-error.
The thing that I don't understand is why the decoration of header's
child elements is set up in the way that it is. Currently, decoration
of header's children is explicitly deferred until documentReady, à la
repeat and itemset. Then, on documentReady, the CSS class
'header-ready' gets applied, which activates the binding rules for
child decoration.
Does anyone know why it is done like this?
Cheers,
Phil.
Phil Booth
Nov 30, 2009, 6:15:34 AM11/30/09
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Just in case anyone was about to reply to this, please ignore me.
The correct answer was RTFM.
2009/11/27 Phil Booth <phil....@webbackplane.com>:
The correct answer was RTFM.
2009/11/27 Phil Booth <phil....@webbackplane.com>:
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