Re: [Xsltforms-support] Incorrect dialog opens when using repeats with tables

[COUTHURES A. <ala...@ag...>]

David,

It seems there is a simple workaround for this bug: insert a tbody 
element to contain the xf:repeat element.

It works for me with the latest SVN revision.

Does it work for you with revision #314 ?

Thanks!

-Alain
> When using an xf:repeat within an HTML table, the dialog that opens
> from an xsf:show is the correct dialog the first time that the button
> for the associated trigger is clicked, but clicking any other button
> subsequently opens the first dialog instead of correctly opening the
> dialog for the button that was clicked.
>
> I have a table with the following structure:
>
> 	<table>
> 		<xf:repeat nodeset="item">
> 			<tr>
> 				<td>
> 					<xf:trigger>
> 						<xf:label>Modify</xf:label>
> 						<xsf:show ev:event="DOMActivate" dialog="dialog"/>
> 					</xf:trigger>
> 				</td>
> 				...
> 			</tr>
> 			<div>
> 				<xsf:dialog id="dialog">
> 				...
> 				</xsf:dialog>
> 			</div>
> 		</xf:repeat>
> 	</table>
>
> If I replace all the table/tr/td elements with div/span elements, then
> the behavior is correct.
>
> To reproduce the issue, open the attached file
> "dialog-repeat-table.xhtml" in a browser.  Click on the first "Modify"
> button.  The dialog associated with the first button will open.  Now,
> close this dialog, and click the second "Modify" button.  The dialog
> associated with the first button will open, but this is incorrect
> because the dialog associated with the second button should open
> instead.
>
> If you open the attached file "dialog-repeat-div.xhtml" and try the
> same actions, then the behavior is correct and the correct dialog will
> open each time.  This file ("dialog-repeat-div.xhtml") uses div/span
> elements instead of table/tr/td elements, which are used in
> "dialog-repeat-table.xhtml".
>
> I am using revision #314 from the SVN repository.
>
> Thank you,
> David
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