Re: [Stripes-users] ValidationErrors and CSS

[Smith, E. <Edw...@te...>]

That did the trick.  Thanks!=20

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From: str...@li...
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Porter
Sent: Monday, June 11, 2007 1:19 PM
To: str...@li...
Subject: Re: [Stripes-users] ValidationErrors and CSS

I guess I wasn't clear. The order in the tag doesn't matter

<input class=3D"field error">
and
<input class=3D"error field">

will look the same. What you need to do is move the CSS rules around.
Instead of

=2Eerror { background: #f99; }
=2Efield { background: #fff; }
do this:
=2Efield { background: #fff; }
=2Eerror { background: #f99; }

That should fix it.

Aaron

Smith, Edward wrote:
> That would definitely work.  However, Stripes is generating the HTML=20
> and placing the error class before the field class so I currently have

> no way of controlling the order.
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> Aaron Porter
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> In my experience, the last CSS class rule that the browser parses will

> override previous conflicting rules. The order in the tag doesn't=20
> matter. If you move the rule for the error class below the rule for=20
> the field class it should work the way you're wanting it to.
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> Aaron
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> Smith, Edward wrote:
>> Hello,
>> =20
>>    I have a stripes:text field initially defined with a CSS class=20
>> name
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>> called "field" which defines the default background and font colors=20
>> for the input:
>> =20
>>     <stripes:text class=3D"field" name=3D"foo" value=3D"" size=3D"10"=20
>> maxlength=3D"10"/>
>> =20
>>    I also have a typical ValidationMethod on the action bean that=20
>> checks the text field value.  If the value is in error, the=20
>> validation
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>> method adds a SimpleError tied to the foo field.  This is displayed=20
>> by
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>> the <stripes:errors> tag on the JSP.  The problem is that the=20
>> resulting html for the foo field when it is in error looks like:
>> =20
>>     <input type=3D"text" class=3D"error field" name=3D"foo" value=3D""
> size=3D"10"=20
>> maxlength=3D"10"/>
>> =20
>>    I want the error style to override the field style, but instead=20
>> the
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>> default field style is overriding the error style and consequently=20
>> there is no visual indicator that the foo field has an error.  Any=20
>> ideas how to get field-level error styling to work in this situation?
>> =20
>> Thanks,
>> =20
>> Ed
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