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Today I filled in the new Foundation Portal justification field, and when I hit 'submit', got an error, and left me editing that field ... the error message said "must not be blank" and it was obviously not blank. I may have had too much detail ... it did ask for detail! :) Originally I had 421 characters. I shortened it to 92 characters and then it accepted that. (I also had some blank lines an carriage returns in original, if related to that?). If there is a limit, ?256? might want to tell people that, instead of "must not be blank". Hope this helps.
I'll take a look at the portal code.
Justification is stored in a varchar(256) field. The error message is actually masking the real error that is occuring on the insert attempt. So... I have a couple of thoughts here: 1) Include some text that states the 256 character warning; 2) Actually show the real error; 3) Put a limit on the number of characters the field will accept. Since we should be expecting this component to be used a lot in the coming hours and days, I'll do something quick.
FWIW, consensus around here is that "I'm David-freakin'-Williams" would serve as sufficient justification.
> I'll do something quick. How quick is quick?
Sorry... I got bogged down trying to get the test environment running. Fix to confirm_account.class has been committed. It addresses points #1 and (mostly) #2 from Comment #2.
(In reply to comment #5) > Sorry... I got bogged down trying to get the test environment running. > > Fix to confirm_account.class has been committed. It addresses points #1 and > (mostly) #2 from Comment #2. This is still broken. I still just get a message saying this must not be blank. I'll shorten my comment, but yes, you need to put some message in there specifyig the max length or something of the comment.
Webmaster, can you push out the portal update?
I've pushed the update into production. -M.
should this be marked 'fixed'? (Hard for me to tell :) ... since I can't see it any more)
(In reply to comment #9) > should this be marked 'fixed'? (Hard for me to tell :) ... since I can't see it > any more) I say yes.