Add guard-clause to clearDirty method #16404
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For the simple purpose of avoiding error, this does the job. Supporting checkboxgroup/radiogroup types may need to be revisited, as it's hard to know whether the clearDirty method is taking effect on those component types without setting up a special CMP for the purpose of testing.
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### What does it do? This makes sure the JS doesn't throw an error in the case that the items-object is an array, just like in #16404 for 3.x ### Why is it needed? When using ExtJS to create components of the xtype: 'radiogroup' to be used in CMPs inside a form, this function gets called and tries to iterate over it's items array with a method that doesn't exist. This PR isn't changing the way forms or the clearDirty-method are handled, it just assures no error is thrown when using radiogroup-components. ### Related issue(s)/PR(s) Resolves modmore/ClientConfig#202 Resolves modmore/ClientConfig#176 Resolves modmore/ClientConfig#143 --------- Co-authored-by: Jason Coward <jason@opengeek.com>
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What does it do?
This makes sure the JS doesn't throw an error in the case that the items-object is an array.
Why is it needed?
When using ExtJS to create components of the
xtype: 'radiogroup'to be used in CMPs inside a form,this function gets called and tries to iterate over it's items array with a method that doesn't exist.
This PR isn't changing the way forms or the clearDirty-method are handled, it just assures no error is thrown when using radiogroup-components.
Related issue(s)/PR(s)
Resolves #12177
Resolves modmore/ClientConfig#202
Resolves modmore/ClientConfig#176
Resolves modmore/ClientConfig#143