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Fix/invalid field ids #41564

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@edanzer edanzer commented Feb 4, 2025

Fixes #41527

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For radio and multiple checkbox fields, when outputting options to the apage, we are using the option values for html id's. But option values can have spaces or odd characters, which produces invalid html ids. This PR uses the santize_html_class() method to strip white space and other non-valid characters.

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QUESTION: Do we need to worry about backward compatibility issues when adjusting field ids. For now, my view is no. But the two likely concerns would be
(1) users applying custom CSS or JS to fields using the field ID
(2) changing the field IDS on existing forms -> as far as I can tell, those field ids are not used downstream for manipulating form submissions, but if we were or users are via custom code, that could have an impact.

If we are concerned, we could consider wrapping the id output in conditionals - output the same as we have if the resulting value is valid, else output the new version (this new version would still be different, but if the old one was invalid, it's moot).

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  • Go to the frontend, check the inspector, and confirm that the html id's on the fields are now valid (start with letter, no spaces or odd characters)
  • Submit the form and check the form response in the dashboard (just to do a sanity check that form submissions work as expected)

@edanzer edanzer added [Type] Bug When a feature is broken and / or not performing as intended [Feature] Contact Form [Pri] Normal [Status] Needs Team Review labels Feb 4, 2025
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@@ -745,7 +745,7 @@ private function render_consent_field( $id, $class ) {
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* Return the HTML for the multiple checkbox field.
*
* @param int $id - the ID.
* @param string $id - the ID (starts with 'g' - see constructor).
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$id is always a string. See contructor around line 150 where it is set. This is relevant because a valid html ID need to start with a letter, not a number.

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@@ -674,11 +674,11 @@ public function render_radio_field( $id, $label, $value, $class, $required, $req
$option = Contact_Form_Plugin::strip_tags( $option );
if ( is_string( $option ) && $option !== '' ) {
$radio_value = $this->get_option_value( $this->get_attribute( 'values' ), $option_index, $option );
$radio_id = "$id-$radio_value";
$radio_id = sanitize_html_class( $id ) . '-' . sanitize_html_class( $radio_value );
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I don't think we need to wrap $id with sanitize_html_class( $id ). Since if this is the case we would need to do it in a few different places as well see line 668.

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enejb commented Feb 4, 2025

I didn't know about sanitize_html_class function. :)

I wonder if something a bit different would do the trick mostly since we could have a case where we would produce the same ID and then we could take care of cases where a user could by accident produce the same ID.
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Screenshot 2025-02-04 at 2 37 27 PM

Since the function produces the same ID we end up with the case where when you click on OptionC you select the Option C checkbox.

Granted it is a bit of an edge case but wp_unique_id() could work well for solving the case instead.

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