the Grid UI editor tries to build a grid display from the HTML structure in the HTML text editor.
If this HTML structure does not match the default cell element, it simply displays a textarea field for you to continue editing the modified cell. So this is normal and not a bug.
However, looking at your screenshot, I don’t see any obvious HTML structure change, and I reckon the matching script is getting thrown off my the & sign and possibly some other characters.
I will run a few tests on my server and get back to you.
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skybod
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I changed the & to and without any effect, so I deleted the rows behaving as shown and redefined them. It looks OK now.
so I deleted the rows behaving
ah too bad… it would have been useful to paste the row here so I could copy it to my form and see if I could reproduce the error 🙂
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skybod
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<div class="field "><label>Date & Time Of Visit <em>*</em></label>[text* covid_date_time class:coviddatetime]
<p class="info-tip ">Note: Monday & Tuesday closed.</p>
</div>
<div class="field "><label>Dining? <em>*</em></label>[checkbox* checkbox-430 label_first use_label_element exclusive default:2 "Yes " "No "]
<p class="info-tip "></p>
</div>
<div class="field "><label>Your Message</label>[textarea your-message x5]
<p class="info-tip "></p>
</div>
<div class="field "><label></label>[submit "Send Booking "]
<p class="info-tip "></p>
looking at the screenshot again, I figured that it was the space in front of the <label> element that was throwing off the matcher. I have fixed this in the regex. Since it’s a minor bug, I will release it the upcoming 4.0 release scheduled for the start of next month.
