form-validate

To validate a 1C managed form XML file, check its unique element and attribute IDs, verify DataPath and CommandName references, and ensure commands have actions. This prevents structural errors before deployment.

Yes, you need PowerShell to check 1C form XML for duplicate IDs, as the validation script requires it along with the 1C XML schema definitions to execute the structural integrity checks.

Your 1C managed form may fail to load after manual editing due to incorrect DataPath or CommandName references, missing companion elements, or duplicate IDs within the Form.xml file.

The best way to catch structural errors in Form.xml before deployment is to run a structural validation check that identifies duplicate IDs, missing elements, and incorrect attribute or command references.

Yes, you can validate form XML after generating it with a form compiler to ensure the output is structurally sound and free of runtime issues caused by broken command linkages or invalid data paths.

1C form structural validation checks for unique element and attribute IDs, presence of companion elements, correct DataPath and CommandName references, and ensures that all commands have corresponding actions defined.