Can the list remove items?
Allow simple display for fields in the list.
For complex fields it is better to not allow the simple view since it makes the list crowded and hard to read. (ex: media field)
Is the field clean?
The field is considered clean if there are no changes from the original.
This is used by the editor to determine if there are changes pending.
Is the data provided to the field in the correct format?
If a field recieves data that is not in the format expected the field will show a message instead of the normal inputs.
Is the field simple?
Complex fields usually have multiple inputs. This is used to determine how the field is shown in non-trivial view. For example, lists will not show a 'simple' view of list items if it uses a complex field.
Has the field passed all relative validation rules.
Key to use to retrieve and save the value in the data.
Number of items in the list.
Template for rendering the field.
Unique id value for the field. Usually a shortened form of the UUID.
UUID value for the field.
Current value of the field.
Handle adding a new item to the list.
Event triggering the add.
Editor instance.
Data object.
Event handler for deleting items.
Click event from delete action.
Item index being deleted.
Track when an input has lost focus.
This allows for the UI to only show an error message after the user has attempted to change the value.
Internal lock for fields that can get messed up. For example list fields.
Mark the zone as having lost focus.
This allows for the UI to only show an error message after the user has attempted to change the value.
Internal unlock for fields that can get messed up. For example list fields.
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Can the list add more items?