The wire:dirty.class was being applied to all form inputs, even those without
wire:model bindings (like readonly fields). This caused the dirty state indicator
to appear on readonly fields when other fields in the form were modified.
Fixed by only applying wire:dirty.class when wire:model binding is present:
- input.blade.php: Moved wire:dirty.class inside @if($modelBinding !== 'null')
- textarea.blade.php: Applied same fix for all textarea variations
- select.blade.php: Applied same fix for select elements
This ensures only fields with actual Livewire bindings show dirty state indicators.
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Resolved merge conflicts between Livewire model binding refactoring and UI/CSS updates from next branch. Key integrations:
- Preserved unique HTML ID generation for form components
- Maintained wire:model bindings using $modelBinding
- Integrated new wire:dirty.class styles (border-l-warning pattern)
- Kept both syncData(true) and validateDockerComposeForInjection in StackForm
- Merged security tests and helper improvements from next
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**Problem:**
Monaco editor was receiving unique HTML IDs (e.g., "customLabels-a09a7773")
and using them in @entangle(), causing errors:
"Livewire property ['customLabels-a09a7773'] cannot be found"
**Root Cause:**
Monaco editor template uses @entangle($id) to bind to Livewire properties.
After our unique ID fix, $id contained the unique HTML ID with suffix,
not the original property name.
**Solution:**
Pass $modelBinding (original property name) instead of $htmlId to Monaco
editor component. This ensures @entangle() uses the correct property name
while HTML elements still get unique IDs.
**Result:**
✅ Monaco editor @entangle works correctly
✅ HTML IDs remain unique
✅ No Livewire property errors
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Resolve browser console warnings about non-unique HTML IDs when multiple
Livewire components with similar form fields appear on the same page.
**Problem:**
Multiple forms using generic IDs like `id="description"` or `id="name"`
caused duplicate ID warnings and potential accessibility/JavaScript issues.
**Solution:**
- Separate `wire:model` binding name from HTML `id` attribute
- Auto-prefix HTML IDs with Livewire component ID for uniqueness
- Preserve existing `wire:model` behavior with property names
**Implementation:**
- Added `$modelBinding` property for wire:model (e.g., "description")
- Added `$htmlId` property for unique HTML ID (e.g., "lw-xyz123-description")
- Updated render() method to generate unique IDs automatically
- Updated all blade templates to use new properties
**Components Updated:**
- Input (text, password, etc.)
- Textarea (including Monaco editor)
- Select
- Checkbox
- Datalist (single & multiple selection)
**Result:**
✅ All HTML IDs now unique across page
✅ No console warnings
✅ wire:model bindings work correctly
✅ Validation error messages display correctly
✅ Backward compatible - no changes needed in existing components
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