Add Default id Attribute Option for ButtonType in Symfony Forms #58222
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What would be the advantage of a dedicated option compared to setting it with the |
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Hello
I thought that since the fields of the forms came with their own id, it would be better to do the same for the form itself,
Note that when the attr option is enabled on a button, a form attribute is added to the field which is supposed to refer to the form by its id, but here the form ends up without.
Yes, we could just add the id with the options. But when I make a form.vars.id I see that a value exists. This means that in the form object there is an id that is defined but does not appear when the form rendered.
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Re-reading the issue and looking at the code of our form themes I think what you request here should already be happening. Could it be that you use a custom form theme? |
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I am going to close here for now due to the lack of feedback. Please let us know when you have more information and we can consider to reopen. |
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Symfony version(s) affected
5.4.31
Description
When using a ButtonType in a form, the button does not have a specified id attribute by default. This results in the button being impossible to reference or submit in some cases where the id is required for JavaScript or CSS selectors.
How to reproduce
Create a Symfony Form: Define a form with a ButtonType without explicitly setting an id attribute.
$builder->add('submit', ButtonType::class, [ 'label' => 'Submit', ]);Attempt to Submit the Button..
Possible Solution
Add a default id attribute on form
Additional Context
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