This came up as an idea in https://github.com/backdrop/backdrop-issues/issues/5348#issuecomment-100...
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This issue ... may also be helpful if we were to ever add a server-side conditional system to replace
#states. By separating out the required message into its own property, we could conditionally display the required message without executing the entire form_validate()handler.
The #states property is a front-end only implementation. The lack of any server-side processing means any hidden fields cannot be required, or special validation handlers need to be added that validate field requireness manually.
Proposal
Introduce a new Form API property for designating conditional processing of parts of a form. This property would hide/show elements on the front end (like #states does already), but would also conditionally skip processing for hidden parts of the form. Hidden parts of the form would skip:
- Processing of the
#requiredattribute on hidden fields - Processing of
#element_validatehandlers on hidden fields - Remove any values from
$form_state['values']for hidden fields
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