Prevent InvalidCharacterError by correctly rendering x-cloak attribute #2266
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Description
This PR addresses a bug that caused an
InvalidCharacterError: Failed to execute 'setAttribute' on 'Element': '0' is not a valid attribute name.The root cause was that
'x-cloak'was added as a value without an explicit key in PHP arrays responsible for generating HTML attributes (e.g., ingetTopLevelAttributesArray()). This led to PHP assigning a numeric index, which was then incorrectly used as the attribute name.The fix changes the array definition from
..., 'x-cloak', ...to..., 'x-cloak' => '', .... This ensuresx-cloakis rendered as a proper attribute (x-cloak=""), resolving the JavaScript error and allowing Alpine.js to function as expected.All Submissions:
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Changes to Core Features: