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[jira] [Comment Edited] (OFBIZ-7513) alt-target tag is not working as expected in Form Widget

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Pritam Kute edited comment on OFBIZ-7513 at 6/23/16 6:13 AM:
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Yes [~Florian M], I am also suggesting the same fix.

I guess it is not a problem when there is no child form. This case will never happen as it is a simple form or it is an inherited form.
Again if there are multiple child elements, it will consider leaf child first.

Reply me if I am making some wrong assumptions.


was (Author: pritam.kute):
Yes [~Florian M], I am also suggesting the same fix.

I guess it is not a problem when there is no child form. This case will never happen as it is a simple form or it is an inherited form.
Again if there are multiple child elements, it will entertain only leaf child.

Reply me if I am making some wrong assumptions.

> alt-target tag is not working as expected in Form Widget
> --------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: OFBIZ-7513
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-7513
>             Project: OFBiz
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: framework
>    Affects Versions: Trunk
>            Reporter: Pritam Kute
>            Assignee: Pritam Kute
>         Attachments: OFBIZ-7513-Trunk.patch
>
>
> While working on the issue OFBIZ-7252, I found one problem in Form Widgets. When we use <alt-target> attribute in child form, the system should consider overridden <alt-target> in child form. This is default expected behaviour. But in this case, it is always considering the <alt-target> of the parent form.
> For example:
> <form name="ParentForm" .....>
>   <alt-target use-when="xyz != abc" target="executeParentTarget"/> 
>   ........
> </form>
> <form name="ChildForm" extends="ParentForm" extend-resource="........>
>   <alt-target use-when="xyz != abc" target="executeChildTarget"/> 
>   ........
> </form>
> In above example, expectation is 'executeChildTarget' target should get executed but actually 'executeParentTarget' is getting executed.
> When we looked into framework level code of Form Widgets, we got the following code snippets:
> ModelForm.java (Line: 380-388)
> ArrayList<AltTarget> altTargets = new ArrayList<AltTarget>();
> if (parentModel != null) {
>     altTargets.addAll(parentModel.altTargets);
> }
> for (Element altTargetElement : UtilXml.childElementList(formElement, "alt-target")) {
>     altTargets.add(new AltTarget(altTargetElement));
> }
> altTargets.trimToSize();
> this.altTargets = Collections.unmodifiableList(altTargets);
> Here we can see that all alt-targets present in parent form are added to the list first and then all alt-targets present in child form are added.
> This causes a problem as method getTarget() of ModelForm.java (Line: 1352-1384) returns the first element in the list as alt-target.



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