Vuetify: 1.0.4
Vue: 2.5.13
Browsers: Chrome 64.0.3282.119
OS: Windows 10
https://codepen.io/anon/pen/bLJMMb?editors=1010
I presume there is a scope issue here. Each form should have it's own scope regardless of where it is. Of course you don't usually nest forms, but a dialog with a form inside may occurr inside a form from time to time (creating related resources for example). The forms should be decoupled.
I just tested the above and this is what I got:

Can you provide some additional information?
The repro steps aren't very clear, but I think this is what he means:


Should be pretty simple to fix, just stop traversing when you hit another v-form.
@johnleider Yeah. Go ahead with these steps, I just tested them.
Edit: Ah, seems @KaelWD got it
It'd be pretty neat to have a way to nest forms without interference; I created some custom components, that are intended to be used inside forms, and some of them themselves have forms inside them (like a component with a dialog with a text input, or a "list of strings" component).
Something that should be possible very soon with the form refactor.
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Something that should be possible very soon with the form refactor.
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