However, if you go back to the form a second time(and all subsequent times) and re-validate the form, then it gets caught. The form status is INVALID both times. Tthe Superform.getAllErrors method returns no errors the first time, but returns the proper errors on the second time and all subsequent times through it(if you go back to the form).
I am unsure of why this is happening only that it does happen and it is very reproducible. The one example I am seeing is on a drop-down element that has no value selected, but I am not sure if it is limited to that element or not.
However, if you go back to the form a second time(and all subsequent times) and re-validate the form, then it gets caught. The form status is INVALID both times. Tthe Superform.getAllErrors method returns no errors the first time, but returns the proper errors on the second time and all subsequent times through it(if you go back to the form).
I am unsure of why this is happening only that it does happen and it is very reproducible. The one example I am seeing is on a drop-down element that has no value selected, but I am not sure if it is limited to that element or not.