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SID-01579: Wrong filled mandatory fields cannot be corrected by user

Status: Unanswered Unanswered TWiki version: 5.1.0 Perl version: 5.8.8
Category: FormPlugin Server OS: SLES 10 Last update: 13 years ago

There is an issue with the plugin when using mandatory fields. After leaving a mandatory field blank the error message appears just as it should. But filling the field will not remove the message and the field content is lost so the user cannot correct the error - he has to leave the topic and call it again to start over.

I tried to debug and found out that the url parameters get doubled in the action url when sending the form after correcting the missing field. (You can see that in the html code of the rendered page and in the debug information).

But I cannot figure out why this happens.

-- MichaelGulitz - 2012-11-06

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Status Unanswered
Title Wrong filled mandatory fields cannot be corrected by user
SupportCategory FormPlugin
TWiki version 5.1.0
Server OS SLES 10
Web server Apache 2.2.3
Perl version 5.8.8
Browser & version FF 16.0.2, Chrome
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