I'm trying to highlight two fields inside the POS Partner Details popup: Name and Phone.

• Highlighting the Name input works correctly using XPath.

• But the Phone input is generated inside a t-foreach loop, and its t-attf-name attribute is dynamic, so my XPath never reaches this element, like..

<t t-foreach="['Street','City','Zip','Email','Phone','Mobile','Barcode']" t-as="item">...</t>

my xpath :

<t t-inherit="point_of_sale.PartnerDetailsEdit" t-inherit-mode="extension">    
	​<xpath expr="//input[@name='name']" position="attributes">        
	​	​<attribute name="style">border: 2px solid #1e90ff !important;</attribute>    	​	​</xpath>    

	​<xpath expr="//input[@name='phone']" position="attributes">        
	​	​<attribute name="style">border:2px solid #1e90ff !important;</attribute>    	​	​</xpath>
</t>

Since the input for Phone is created dynamically inside the loop, I can’t select it with a static XPath like:

//input[@t-attf-name="Phone"]

I tested multiple XPath approaches, but none of them can match the Phone input inside the t-foreach. The rendered DOM is correct in the browser, but XPath inheritance in QWeb can’t target the loop items individually.

Goal: I only want to style the Phone input inside the POS Partner Details, without affecting the other fields.

Problem: XPath inheritance cannot target this specific input because it's created from a loop, so it matches all fields or none.

If anyone has a clean workaround (either correct QWeb targeting or a recommended JS-only POS patch), please advise.