Multiple TimeTextBox instances on a page do not get handled correctly

[alexmarshall]

When multiple dijit.form.TimeTextBox? instances are placed on a page, the name of the first instance gets used as the input name attribute for all subsequent instances.

[bill]

Hmm that doesn't sound good.

As usual though you need to attach a test case w/the attach file button, please.

[alexmarshall]

This is actually my first time posting here, so I'm not used to the conventions of the site yet. Thank you for telling me. How exactly should I form the test case for you ? Would a quick and dirty Java Servlet be ok to demonstrate the bug ?

[Adam Peller]

Something without a server component would be highly desirable.

[alexmarshall]

Hey guys,

I owe you an apology, the bug is not with Dojo / Dijit. I was using the Spring Framework integration with Dojo and happened to hit a weird case where the form input element was not being properly decorated, so I'll have to file a bug with them (using the test case I happened to develop for this one). This bug can be closed. I apologize for wasting your time.

[bill]

Oh no problem... that's why we ask for test cases :-). Let us know if you find another problem.