fix(select): prevent default browser error UI from appearing #4281
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packages/components/select/__tests__/select.test.tsx (1)
1473-1481: Useconstinstead ofletfor variables that are not reassignedIn line 1473,
let {getByTestId} = render(...)should be declared withconstsincegetByTestIdis not reassigned within the scope.Apply the following diff to improve code consistency:
- let {getByTestId} = render( + const {getByTestId} = render(packages/components/select/src/hidden-select.tsx (1)
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106-122: Incorrect handling of multiple selections in<select>elementWhen
selectionModeis"multiple", setting thevalueprop to an array ([...state.selectedKeys].map((k) => String(k))) is not standard for native HTML<select>elements. Thevalueattribute expects a string, and for multiple selections, each<option>should have aselectedattribute if it is selected.Additionally, in the
onChangehandler,e.target.valuereturns a string for single selections. For multiple selections, you need to usee.target.selectedOptionsto retrieve all selected values.Please update the code to correctly handle multiple selections:
Instead of setting
valueinselectProps, add theselectedattribute to each<option>element based on whether itsvalueis instate.selectedKeys:<option key={item.key} value={item.key} selected={state.selectedKeys.has(item.key)} > {item.textValue} </option>Modify the
onChangehandler to handle multiple selections:- onChange: (e: React.ChangeEvent<HTMLSelectElement>) => { - state.setSelectedKeys(e.target.value); - onChange?.(e); - }, + onChange: (e: React.ChangeEvent<HTMLSelectElement>) => { + if (selectionMode === "multiple") { + const selectedValues = Array.from(e.target.selectedOptions).map((option) => option.value); + state.setSelectedKeys(new Set(selectedValues)); + } else { + state.setSelectedKeys(new Set([e.target.value])); + } + onChange?.(e); + },This ensures that the hidden
<select>element accurately reflects the selected values and that the form submission works correctly with multiple selections.
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packages/components/select/__tests__/select.test.tsx (2)
1182-1355: Tests for validationBehavior="native" are comprehensive and well-implemented
The test cases effectively cover scenarios for:
- Required field validation (
isRequired) - Custom validation functions (
validate) - Server-side validation handling
- Clearing validation state on form reset
These tests ensure that the Select component behaves correctly under native validation behavior.
Line range hint 1401-1493: Tests for validationBehavior="aria" are thorough and correctly handle validation states
The test cases appropriately handle:
- Required field validation with custom server errors
- Custom validation functions with ARIA validation behavior
- Server-side validation handling and clearing of validation messages upon user action
The implementation ensures that the Select component provides accessible validation feedback when using ARIA validation behaviors.
.changeset/quick-buses-kick.md (1)
1-6: Changeset is correctly formatted and includes appropriate summary
The changeset properly specifies patch updates for @nextui-org/select and @nextui-org/use-aria-multiselect. The summary message clearly states the purpose of the changes, addressing issue #3913.
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Potential reference error: validationState is used before it is defined
The call to validationState.commitValidation() inside onSelectionChange may cause a runtime error because validationState is declared after listState. Since validationState is not yet initialized when onSelectionChange is created, it will be undefined at the time of the function's execution.
To resolve this issue, consider initializing validationState before listState, or restructure the code so that validationState is accessible within onSelectionChange without causing a reference error.
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Closes #3913
Original: #3984
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See #3913 (comment)
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