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[FIXED] CHECKED OUT - Required not configurable 30 Sep 2012 10:46 #4153

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Hi Admin
Me again once again checkout issue

I have noticed that if the checked out field is always required and is not configurable
- when displayed in a form it has a * next to the field
- but if you take a look at the table in the checked out properties box the required option is unchecked
- in the builder in table design view changing the status of required between checked and unchecked has no effect

i believe the workaround (for now) is to adjust or remove the validation property in the relevant layout xml file such as mylayoutname.xml
	<fieldset name="mylayoutnameitem.checkout"
			addfieldpath="/administrator/components/com_mycookcom/models/fields"
			label="MYCOOKCOM_JFORM_CHECK_OUT">

		<field name="checked_out_time"
				label="MYCOOKCOM_FIELD_CHECKED_OUT_TIME"
				alias="checked_out_time"
				filter="STRING"
				class="validate[custom[timeyyyymmddhhmm]]"
				validate="timeyyyymmddhhmm"
				type="ckcalendar"
				format="%Y-%m-%d %H:%M"/>

		<field name="checked_out"
				label="MYCOOKCOM_FIELD_CHECKED_OUT_USERNAME"
				alias="_checked_out_username"
HERE		=>	required="true"
AND				filter="INT"
HERE 		=>	class="validate[required]"
				listKey="id"
				labelKey="username"
				type="ckcombo"
				nullLabel="MYCOOKCOM_JSEARCH_SELECT_CHECKED_OUT_USERNAME"/>
	</fieldset>

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Re: CHECKED OUT - Required not configurable 03 Oct 2012 13:08 #4232

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Re: CHECKED OUT - Required not configurable 03 Oct 2012 14:40 #4246

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