[rt-users] CustomField input must match formatting in edit

[Ruslan Zakirov]

Hi,

A screenshot would be helpful.

On Tue, Feb 7, 2012 at 02:46, Brent Wiese <bwiese at elementps.com> wrote:
> I’ve noticed this in both IE and FireFox. I’m running 4.0.4.
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> When editing a ticket that has custom fields with validation (mandatory),
> some of them display the “Input must match…” under the CF name, not the
> entry.
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> For example (hopefully this will format right on the listserv), if I have a
> select 1 value dropdown, it will look like this:
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> CF Name                                              <<Dropdown box>>
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> <italics> Select one value
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>                                                                 <red
> italics>Input must match [Mandatory]
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> In other types of fields, like a text area, it looks like this:
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> CF Name
> <<TextArea>>
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> <italics> Select one value                             <<TextArea
> Continued>>
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> <red italics>Input must match [Mandatory]
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> Actually, it looks like “select one value” is the only one that formats that
> way, which when I look at it, looks correct/clean. When it’s shifted left,
> to me anyways, it implies the field below, not above, is mandatory.
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> I tried monkeying with the CSS to see if I could get it to place right, but
> it didn’t. I’m not sure which is the intended way for it to format, but it’d
> be nice to either be able to change it, or at least have it consistent for
> all field types.
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> Maybe a different topic, but while debugging the formatting above, I noticed
> if I use a * in a custom field validation (ie: I want to allow the field to
> contain only digits or be empty, so I modified the regex from ^[\d.]+$ to
> ^[\d.]*$), the validation works, but it doesn’t display the “Input must
> match…” text at all.
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> Thanks!
>
> Brent
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Best regards, Ruslan.