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Nameet Jain commented on OFBIZ-13257:
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I agree with [~jacopoc] that this is a bug.
The behavior is working as expected, with the Edit section appearing before the
Add form. The only issue was with the UI labels.
Here is the related PR for the fix.
[https://github.com/apache/ofbiz-framework/pull/938]
> The "Select" button in the Calendar Exception Day section functions as an
> edit action but lacks appropriate context and UI feedback, leading to user
> confusion
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> Key: OFBIZ-13257
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-13257
> Project: OFBiz
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: manufacturing
> Affects Versions: Upcoming Branch
> Reporter: Yashwant Dhakad
> Priority: Trivial
>
> *Description*
> In the Calendar tab of the Manufacturing module, users can add exception days
> using the "Add Calendar Exception Week" form. Once added, the exception days
> appear in a list above the form, each entry displaying two buttons: Select
> and Delete.
> When the Select button is clicked, the corresponding exception day’s details
> populate the form fields. While this allows users to modify existing entries,
> the rest of the form remains unchanged — particularly:
> * The button label remains "Add", not indicating any change in mode.
> * There is no visual indication that the user is now editing an existing
> record instead of creating a new one.
> This lack of feedback creates ambiguity, especially for new users, as the
> system does not clearly distinguish between "add" and "edit" operations.
> *Proposed Improvements*
> To enhance usability and align the interface with user expectations, the
> following changes are recommended:
> Rename the Select button to Edit to more accurately reflect its function.
> When Edit is clicked:
> * Switch the form into edit mode.
> * Replace the "Add" button with an Update button.
> * Optionally, introduce visual cues (e.g., form highlighting or a message) to
> indicate that the form is now in edit mode.
> *Benefits*
> * Reduces user confusion by clearly distinguishing between adding and editing
> actions.
> * Improves consistency in UI behavior and terminology.
> * Enhances overall user experience, particularly in scenarios with frequent
> calendar configuration changes.
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