dojox.form.Manager.reset() exception

[vtsuper]

the form is create by dojox.form.manager. dijit.form.FilteringSelect? required=false

when I reset the form without select any options in filtering select, the js error will prompt

if I select a option in filtering select and type something in other textbox, and then reset the form, only filteringSelect value will be clear, the textbox value won't be reset

[Douglas Hays]

The second problem about the textbox not being reset is a user error. The name attribute is not automatically picked up from markup but should be specified in the constructor args just like FilteringSelect?. The xhr cancelled is not a dijit.form issue but dojox.form related.

[vtsuper]

​http://dojo-toolkit.33424.n3.nabble.com/FilteringSelect-reset-issue-td3384353.html

Accroding to the suggestion by neonstalwart, this bugs seems solved if you set the default value to 'undefined'

new dijit.form.FilteringSelect?({name:"shop_id", title:'Shop:', store: _store, required:false, value:undefined}

So is it we better put the 'undefined' become the default value of dijit.form.FilteringSelect? then everything will work perfect?

[Douglas Hays]

Noting that the FilteringSelect? widget does not require value:undefined and reset works without error when not using dojox.form.manager.

[vtsuper]

I see, then it should be the problem of dojox.form.manager...thx

[Colin Snover]

Bulk update of open ticket priorities.

[Eugene Lazutkin]

It looks like there are two problems: one with the sample.html, another is a bug in Form Manager. The corrected sample is attached (instead of onClick handlers you should mark a reset button as a type="reset" and a submit button as a type="submit").

[Eugene Lazutkin]

Actually both problems can be fixed with a sample.html change. The text widget is ignored because it has empty name, and Form Manager ignores such fields as untransmittable. I don't know if a widget should honor name specified in a markup or not, but if you specify it directly the problem is gone. See the attached file.

[Eugene Lazutkin]

the correct version.