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Anshu Jain edited comment on TRINIDAD-2282 at 7/3/12 8:30 AM:
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Code fix for this bug
when minimum value is not set for a validateLength, the default value is taken
as 0 by the server side code. As a result min=0 is sent to the client side as
well. In this condition, server side does not set the user defined
hintNotInRange, but sets hintMaximum.
But, in the js, a check is done for min != null and a default hintNotInRange
message is displayed.
This fix checks if the value of min is 0 in js, in which case, hintMaximum is
displayed.
was (Author: anshujain):
Code fix for this bug
> In validateLength, a default hintRange message is displayed instead of
> hintMaximum even when minimum value is not set
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> Key: TRINIDAD-2282
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TRINIDAD-2282
> Project: MyFaces Trinidad
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Components
> Affects Versions: 2.0.0-beta-2
> Environment: JDeveloper 11.1.2.0.0
> Reporter: Anshu Jain
> Attachments: TrinidadBug2282.patch
>
>
> af:validateLength is used for a input text box. The maximum value is set and
> minimum value is not set. Which means by default minimum is 0.
> The hintMaximum is set to "{0} is maximum allowed" and hintRange is set to
> "{0} is minimum, {1} is maximum"
> When the user clicks on the the given text box, hintMaximum should be
> displayed.
> Instead a default message: "Enter between 0 and 3 characters." is displayed.
> hintMaximum should be displayed in this scenario.
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