Property update request for disabled element warning when calling setEnabled(false)
See original GitHub issueTested with Vaadin 13.0.3
With this relative simple example:
@Route("")
public class MainView extends VerticalLayout {
private TextField disabledTextField;
public MainView() {
disabledTextField = new TextField();
disabledTextField.setEnabled(false);
add(disabledTextField);
}
}
Just by entering the application we get this warning in the log:
[qtp1326230282-42] WARN com.vaadin.flow.server.communication.rpc.MapSyncRpcHandler - Property update request for disabled element is received from the client side. The property is 'invalid'. Request is ignored.
Is that right?
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Hi this is still a thing. Any progress sinds 5 April 2019?
I don’t think there should be warning message in the logs for completely legitimate use patterns.