DATETIMEFIELDUPDATE +1 (remove TRISTAN, console.log, ERP5TypeTestCase)
version | generique | render | onchange | onmodification | ideale
have A and B with empty reference, keep typed field reset to empty keep typed ? field reset empty
goto A, click next to acces B,
type in reference while B form is loading,
B is loaded
same with B reference = 1 field set to 1 field set to 1 field set to 1 ? field set to 1
have A with empty reference, keep typed field reset to empty field reset to empty ? field reset to empty
type in reference (hello), (hello) () () (?) ()
click View on confirm popup,
A is reloaded
have A with empty reference, keep typed field reset to empty field reset to empty ? field reset to empty
click View to reload the form, (hello2) () () (?) ()
type in reference (hello2),
A is reloaded
have A with empty reference, keep typed field reset field reset ? keep typed (the form decides
to update the field but should not ? no)
type in reference (hello), save, (hello2) (hello) (hello) (why??) (?) (hello2)
type in reference (hello2),
focus something else,
A form is reloaded
have A with empty reference, field reset field reset field reset ? field reset (user should see
the modification done server side)
type in reference (hello), click save, (world) (world) (world) (?) (world)
type in reference (hello2),
focus something else,
interaction add modifications to the reference
(world),
A form is reloaded
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So !
input.value MUST be updated on onStateChange if modification_dict.hasOwnProperty("value")
this.state.value MUST be updated on getContent
this.state.value MUST be updated on onEvent change
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UNRELATED NOTES
input.value reflects the typed value of the element
gadget_input.getContent reflects the typed value of the element too
input.value = "hello" replaces the current value to "hello", no matter the state of the input
gadget_input.render({value: "hello"}) does not... because gadget.state.value does not really reflects the dom value.
if gadget.state.value was reflecting the value, then
gadget_input.render({value: "hello"}) reflects the current value to "hello", no matter the state of the input
so the form could act : while saving, listen for changes/inputs, (now saved) get the new form but ignore it, put save to orange if changes/inputs were done
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