#5 onblur attribute value is not generated correctly

[Jonni Gani]

When generating the onblur attribute, <layout:date> combines its own value with that supplied by the JSP author. It does so without providing any delimiter between the two.

For example if I were to write:

<layout:date onblur="alert('hello');" />

the generated HTML would read:

<input onblur="validateDateRangeAndFocus()alert('hello');" />

Note the lack of any meaningful separator between validateDateRangeAndFocus() and alert().

Is this an intended behavior? If so, I could fix the problem by manually inserting an acceptable separator, such as a semi-colon or the || operator.

I discovered this in 0.7.4-SNAPSHOT but the bug could've been inserted prior to it.

[adam]

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This has been fixed and is in SVN. It will be in the next 0.7.5-SNAPSHOT build.

[Jonni Gani]

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What does the fix do? Does it append a semi-colon?

[adam]

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yes, isn't that what you asked for?

[Jonni Gani]

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At this point I'm not fussed with how the tag generates the onblur value. I was after a clarification as to what the intended behaviour was so that I could code my JavaScript accordingly. And yes, the appended semi-colon works for me. Thanks :-)