@yuneta/gobj-ui 7.23.54 → 7.23.56

package/dist/gobj-ui.cjs.js

@@ -7515,10 +7515,46 @@ function create_form_field(gobj, $form, prefix, field_desc, { tag, inputType, na
 		$extend.dataset.form_tag = tag;
 		$extend.dataset.form_input_type = inputType;
 		$extend.classList.add("yui-form-data-input");
+		apply_readonly_to_control(readonly, tag, inputType, $extend);
 	}
 	return $element;
 }
 /******************************************************************
+*  `readonly` is an attribute of a TEXT control and of nothing else.
+*
+*  A `<select>` ignores it. So does a checkbox, and so does a radio:
+*  the browser accepts the attribute, stores it, and lets the reader
+*  change the value anyway. Only `disabled` stops them, and tom-select
+*  is a widget of its own that has to be told through its API.
+*
+*  Which is why a col that is not `writable` used to render an
+*  EDITABLE select: the field was built read-only, correctly, and the
+*  three controls that cannot be read-only said nothing about it.
+*
+*  `disabled` is safe here: the record is collected by reading each
+*  marked control's value, never by submitting the form, so a disabled
+*  control is still read -- unlike in a native submit, where it would
+*  be dropped.
+******************************************************************/
+function apply_readonly_to_control(readonly, tag, inputType, $extend) {
+	if (!readonly) return;
+	switch (tag) {
+		case "select":
+		case "checkbox":
+		case "radio":
+			$extend.setAttribute("disabled", "disabled");
+			break;
+		case "select2":
+			$extend.setAttribute("disabled", "disabled");
+			if ($extend.tom_select) $extend.tom_select.disable();
+			break;
+		case "jsoneditor":
+			$extend.classList.add("yui-jse-readonly");
+			break;
+		case "input": if (inputType === "color") $extend.setAttribute("disabled", "disabled");
+	}
+}
+/******************************************************************
 *  Create coordinates
 ******************************************************************/
 function create_coordinates(gobj, attrs) {

package/dist/gobj-ui.es.js

@@ -7510,10 +7510,46 @@ function create_form_field(gobj, $form, prefix, field_desc, { tag, inputType, na
 		$extend.dataset.form_tag = tag;
 		$extend.dataset.form_input_type = inputType;
 		$extend.classList.add("yui-form-data-input");
+		apply_readonly_to_control(readonly, tag, inputType, $extend);
 	}
 	return $element;
 }
 /******************************************************************
+*  `readonly` is an attribute of a TEXT control and of nothing else.
+*
+*  A `<select>` ignores it. So does a checkbox, and so does a radio:
+*  the browser accepts the attribute, stores it, and lets the reader
+*  change the value anyway. Only `disabled` stops them, and tom-select
+*  is a widget of its own that has to be told through its API.
+*
+*  Which is why a col that is not `writable` used to render an
+*  EDITABLE select: the field was built read-only, correctly, and the
+*  three controls that cannot be read-only said nothing about it.
+*
+*  `disabled` is safe here: the record is collected by reading each
+*  marked control's value, never by submitting the form, so a disabled
+*  control is still read -- unlike in a native submit, where it would
+*  be dropped.
+******************************************************************/
+function apply_readonly_to_control(readonly, tag, inputType, $extend) {
+	if (!readonly) return;
+	switch (tag) {
+		case "select":
+		case "checkbox":
+		case "radio":
+			$extend.setAttribute("disabled", "disabled");
+			break;
+		case "select2":
+			$extend.setAttribute("disabled", "disabled");
+			if ($extend.tom_select) $extend.tom_select.disable();
+			break;
+		case "jsoneditor":
+			$extend.classList.add("yui-jse-readonly");
+			break;
+		case "input": if (inputType === "color") $extend.setAttribute("disabled", "disabled");
+	}
+}
+/******************************************************************
 *  Create coordinates
 ******************************************************************/
 function create_coordinates(gobj, attrs) {

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@yuneta/gobj-ui",
-  "version": "7.23.54",
+  "version": "7.23.56",
   "type": "module",
   "main": "dist/gobj-ui.cjs.js",
   "module": "dist/gobj-ui.es.js",

package/src/c_yui_form.css

@@ -57,3 +57,25 @@
     overscroll-behavior: contain;
 }
 
+
+/*  A colour that cannot be changed. `readonly` does not apply to a colour
+ *  input (the spec lists the types it applies to and colour is not one),
+ *  so it is `disabled` instead -- and a disabled swatch is drawn by the
+ *  browser as a pale ghost of itself, which loses the one thing the field
+ *  is for: seeing the colour. Keep the swatch, lose the affordance.  */
+.C_YUI_FORM input[type="color"][disabled] {
+    opacity: 1;
+    cursor: default;
+    border-color: var(--bulma-border, #dbdbdb);
+}
+
+/*  A json document that cannot be edited. The editor is read-only for
+ *  real (`readOnly` at build time); this is what makes it LOOK it --
+ *  the menu bar is the whole invitation, and it offers nothing that
+ *  reading needs.  */
+.C_YUI_FORM .yui-jse-readonly .jse-menu {
+    display: none !important;
+}
+.C_YUI_FORM .yui-jse-readonly {
+    background-color: var(--bulma-background, #f5f5f5);
+}

package/src/c_yui_form.js

@@ -1449,11 +1449,72 @@ function create_form_field(
         $extend.dataset.form_tag = tag;
         $extend.dataset.form_input_type = inputType;
         $extend.classList.add('yui-form-data-input');
+
+        apply_readonly_to_control(readonly, tag, inputType, $extend);
     }
 
     return $element;
 }
 
+/******************************************************************
+ *  `readonly` is an attribute of a TEXT control and of nothing else.
+ *
+ *  A `<select>` ignores it. So does a checkbox, and so does a radio:
+ *  the browser accepts the attribute, stores it, and lets the reader
+ *  change the value anyway. Only `disabled` stops them, and tom-select
+ *  is a widget of its own that has to be told through its API.
+ *
+ *  Which is why a col that is not `writable` used to render an
+ *  EDITABLE select: the field was built read-only, correctly, and the
+ *  three controls that cannot be read-only said nothing about it.
+ *
+ *  `disabled` is safe here: the record is collected by reading each
+ *  marked control's value, never by submitting the form, so a disabled
+ *  control is still read -- unlike in a native submit, where it would
+ *  be dropped.
+ ******************************************************************/
+function apply_readonly_to_control(readonly, tag, inputType, $extend)
+{
+    if(!readonly) {
+        return;
+    }
+
+    switch(tag) {
+        case 'select':
+        case 'checkbox':
+        case 'radio':
+            $extend.setAttribute("disabled", "disabled");
+            break;
+        case 'select2':
+            $extend.setAttribute("disabled", "disabled");
+            if($extend.tom_select) {
+                $extend.tom_select.disable();
+            }
+            break;
+        case 'jsoneditor':
+            /*  It IS read-only -- `readOnly` went to the editor when it was
+             *  built -- and it did not LOOK it: a json editor with its menu
+             *  bar on top invites an edit it will discard. The class mutes
+             *  it (c_yui_form.css), which is the same thing a readonly
+             *  `input` has done since it existed.  */
+            $extend.classList.add('yui-jse-readonly');
+            break;
+        case 'input':
+            /*  `readonly` does not apply to a colour input -- the spec lists
+             *  the types it applies to and colour is not one of them -- so
+             *  the swatch opens its picker and the value changes, and in a
+             *  form that only sends writable cols the change is then
+             *  silently dropped. Date and time DO honour it, and keep it:
+             *  readonly stays selectable and copyable, disabled does not.  */
+            if(inputType === 'color') {
+                $extend.setAttribute("disabled", "disabled");
+            }
+            break;
+        default:
+            break;
+    }
+}
+
 
 /******************************************************************
  *  Create coordinates