Jörn Quedenau

Stefan, you're absolutely right. It's the CSS variable "--required-editor-border" that was set in my case, so the required fields were only subtly different in color from the others. Nevertheless, I'm still hoping for the new feature with the asterisks in one of the next versions.

I want to highlight all mandatory fields in my forms (detail view) - in this case, by appending an asterisk ("*") to the respective field labels. Since I couldn't find a built-in solution, I implemented it using a ViewAction called within the default controller: <action name="markRequiredFieldsInViewAction" mode="detail" hidden="true" on-init="true" class="org.institute.my.web.actions.MarkRequiredFieldsInViewAction"/> The code for the action class looks like this: import java.lang.annotation.Annotation;...

Thanks a lot for that, Javier! Yes, that works. Up until now, I didn't have pairs of language-specific @Views and would have had to create them all from scratch (even though their definitions are actually identical). However, since I have already been maintaining language-specific @Tabs for other reasons - and selecting them via an on-init action - I modified my @DescriptionLists definitions using the "forTabs" parameter (instead of "forViews") and that also works, e.g,: @ManyToOne @DescriptionsList(forTabs="En",...

Hi all, I have put considerable effort into internationalizing my OpenXava application. Depending on the user's preferred browser language, the system should select either German or English (as the default for all other languages). While this works well for labels and messages using i18n files, I am encountering difficulties with table content. Many of my tables contain fields such as "name" or "title" in two variants: "name_de" and "name_en". The language-specific version should be used based on...