[Form] Fixed bug that incorrectly causes the "required" attribute to be ... #10089
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…be omitted from select even though it contains the "multiple" attribute
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@NickStemerdink Can you make the same change in the PHP template and add some unit tests to cover this case? Thanks. |
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January 25, 2014 15:53
- Updated unit tests (also added the "required" attribute to make it more obvious that the form is required)
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@fabpot Done |
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ping @fabpot @webmozart |
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merged via #10491 |
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...omitted from select even though it contains the "multiple" attribute.
According to the HTML5 specification the required attribute should be allowed in this case: "A select element with a required attribute and without a multiple attribute, and whose size is “1”, must have a child option element."
Related PR: #9030