fix(ui): resolve a composite field's id to its input, not its wrapper - #941
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location, locationbased, png and typeahead each return a wrapper <div> from their helper, and each helper has already set schema_<id> and data-config-id on the control inside it. createFormFields then set both on the wrapper as well, leaving two elements answering to the same identity. getElementById and querySelector both return the first match in document order, which is the wrapper, and a <div> has no value. Two things break: - A schema.Generated sourced from one of these fields is handed param: undefined, so its handler returns nothing and the generated fields never appear. The guard in createGeneratedField does not fire, because the wrapper is a real element, so there is no console warning either. - importConfig looks the field up by [data-config-id] and assigns to .value, which lands on the wrapper and is silently discarded. Only stamp the wrapper when it does not already contain the control.
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ChangesField identity handling
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~8 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to Wrapped fields preserve the inner control’s identity, while other fields retain their existing assignment behavior. No actionable merge risk is evident from the supplied change summary. Architecture SummaryArchitecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change affects 1 system. Changed systems: Architecture concerns Review detailsSystems and components
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Review comments at @web/templates/manager/configapp.html:
- Around line 959-971: Update the inner-control lookup in createFormFields to
avoid interpolating field.id into a CSS selector, since valid IDs containing
quotes can make querySelector throw. Find the matching descendant by comparing
its data-config-id value directly with field.id, preserving the existing wrapper
fallback when no match exists.
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A field id may contain a quote, so building the selector from it produced [data-config-id="api"key"], which throws and aborts createFormFields for the whole app: no field after it renders either. Walk the descendants and compare dataset.configId instead.
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Good catch, and it is worse than minor: the selector throws inside Reproduced it with a and the plain text field declared after it never appeared. Fixed by walking the descendants and comparing |
Problem
Closes #937.
location,locationbased,pngandtypeaheadeach return a wrapper<div>from their helper, and each helper has already setschema_<id>anddata-config-idon the control inside it.createFormFieldsthen sets both on the wrapper too, so two elements answer to the same identity.getElementByIdandquerySelectorreturn the first match in document order, which is the wrapper, and a<div>has novalue. Two things break:schema.Generatedsourced from one of these fields is handedparam: undefined. Its handler returns nothing and the generated fields never render. Theif (!sourceField)guard increateGeneratedFielddoes not fire either, because the wrapper is a real element, so nothing appears in the console.importConfiglooks the field up by[data-config-id]and assigns to.value. That lands on the wrapper and is silently discarded, so importing a settings file does not restore these fields.I hit the first one with a custom app: a
schema.Locationfeeding aschema.Generatedthat returns stop pickers. The dropdowns never appeared, with nothing in the console or the server log.Fix
Only stamp the wrapper when it does not already contain the control:
Structural rather than a list of type names, so a new composite field type is covered without anyone remembering to add it. The event listener below is left attached to the wrapper, since
handleConfigUpdatereadsevent.target, which is the inner control in either case.Testing
Pulled
createFormFieldsandcreateGeneratedFormFieldsout of the template and ran them under jsdom, with the handler fetch stubbed, building aschema.Locationplus aschema.Generatedsourced from it.On
main: two elements withid="schema_home"(DIV, INPUT),getElementByIdreturns the DIV,.valueisundefined,[data-config-id]also returns the DIV, the handler receives an empty param, zero generated rows.With this change: one element,
getElementByIdreturns the INPUT carrying the saved location,[data-config-id]returns the INPUT, the handler receives a populated param, both generated rows render.Also checked
text,toggleanddropdownstill get their id anddata-config-idon the control itself. Those pass identically before and after.Summary by CodeRabbit