Possible bug on InputfieldInteger using the step attribute [SOLVED]

[Juergen]

Hello @ all,

today I have discovered a possible bug on the InputfieldInteger form field with the step attribute.

After adding the step attribute the submit button to save the module configuration page does not work anymore. This behavior only occurs if the type of the InputfieldInteger is set to number. If set to text everything works fine.

Take a look at https://processwire.com/api/ref/inputfield-integer/

Lets take a look at the code:

// this does not work -> input type set to number
$integerfield = $this->modules->get('InputfieldInteger');
$integerfield->inputType = 'number';
$integerfield->step = 10;

// this works 
$integerfield = $this->modules->get('InputfieldInteger');
$integerfield->inputType = 'text';
$integerfield->step = 10;

I did not get any error message, but as mentioned above, the submission does not take place.

If someone could test this on a configurable module and confirm or deny this behavior, before I open a new issue.

Best regards Jürgen

 

[Robin S]

1 hour ago, Juergen said:

If someone could test this on a configurable module and confirm or deny this behavior, before I open a new issue.

It's working without problems for me.

[Juergen]

Thanks @Robin S for your feedback.

I have disabled all inputfields on the configuration form except this InputfieldInteger and now it works too. It seems that there will be a combination of fieldsets, other inputfields, whatever that causes this strange behavior.

I keep this thread open, until I have found the reason and post it her.

Best regards Jürgen

 

[Juergen]

Sorry, but I cannot post a possible cause for this behavior here. I have removed all fields and added it step by step to the configuration form again until the form was completed. This time no problem occurs. I cannot reproduce the failure, but I guess there was a JS problem, because the button could not be clicked to submit the form.

So the thread will be closed.