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Change Model Rules (duplicate) 21 May 2016 11:17 #13999

liubov
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I am not sur to anderstand,

In my table, the 2 concerned fields (id_race, fname) are checked as 'Required', normal, it's a Key.

The generated xml is :

		<field name="id_race"
				alias="_id_race_value"
				label="JBREEDING_FIELD_RACES"
				filter="INT"
				listKey="id"
				labelKey="value"
				type="ckcombo"
				nullLabel="JBREEDING_JSEARCH_SELECT_RACES"
				required="true"
				class="validate[required]">
			<unique alias="fname_id_race" fields="fname,id_race"/>
		</field>

		<field name="fname"
				alias="fname"
				label="JBREEDING_FIELD_NOM"
				filter="STRING"
				type="cktext"
				required="true"
				class="validate[required]">
			<unique alias="fname_id_race" fields="fname,id_race"/>
		</field>

so class is "validate[required]", not "Default" ...

You can test with my project,
P -> JBreeding3.5
T-> Etalons
L-> Admin (Gestion des Etalons)

Choose 'Siberian Husky' and try to save New dog named 'CHIEN1' (already exits) ...
You get the SQL error and not the Duplicate Warning.

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Change Model Rules (duplicate) 21 May 2016 11:19 #14000

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That's what I tought....

<field name="id_race"
		alias="_id_race_value"
		label="JBREEDING_FIELD_RACES"
		filter="INT"
		listKey="id"
		labelKey="value"
		type="ckcombo"
		nullLabel="JBREEDING_JSEARCH_SELECT_RACES"
		required="true"
		
		
//HERE
validate="default"		
		
		
		class="validate[required]">
	<unique alias="fname_id_race" fields="fname,id_race"/>
</field>

<field name="fname"
		alias="fname"
		label="JBREEDING_FIELD_NOM"
		filter="STRING"
		type="cktext"
		required="true"
		
		
//HERE
validate="default"		
		
		
		
		class="validate[required]">
	<unique alias="fname_id_race" fields="fname,id_race"/>
</field>

Coding is now a piece of cake

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Change Model Rules (duplicate) 21 May 2016 14:37 #14002

liubov Topic Author Offline Elite Member (=) 10 mn and it's ready! Posts: 279 Thank you received: 36	YOU ARE THE BEST ! Now, the test works fine, exactly how it is supposed to do. No SQL err and the message is clear. Thank you again for your great Support about that, very usefull for me and my Component Datas. Marc
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Change Model Rules (duplicate) 25 May 2016 11:56 #14010

admin Offline Administrator Chef Posts: 3711 Thank you received: 986	Now it is properly finished since version 2.8.3 www.j-cook.pro/index.php/docs/versions/216-2-8-3 Coding is now a piece of cake
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Change Model Rules (duplicate) 12 Jun 2016 07:40 #14034

Romkabouter Offline Elite Member Posts: 310 Thank you received: 131	Hi admin, You should also try to enforce the index limit of 1000 bytes. Installation will fail, but I do not think a lot of users will be able to pinpoint that to their index.
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