GUI Bug since 1.0.0

[cuss]

GUI Bug since 1.0.0 on the MySQL DB user add.

There you have "Use numeric ID Before the name" and "Use numeric ID after the name".
That options are inversed, if you choose Numeric id before the name it puts after the name and vice-versa.

Thanks in advance,
José Moreira

(I'm posting here because i can't post on bug tracker )

[RatS]

I created ticket #2431

[Nuxwin]

Hello ;

I'm unable to reproduce the bug with latest trunk revision r3224. What is the language set ? I tried with English language and all work like charm.

[cuss]

(08-25-2010 05:42 PM)Nuxwin Wrote:  Hello ;

I'm unable to reproduce the bug with latest trunk revision r3224. What is the language set ? I tried with English language and all work like charm.

English, in 1.0.7 from trunk has the same problem

[Nuxwin]

I'll try again

[sci2tech]

Tested.
Created database bla. marked Use numeric ID and Before the name. Expected result x_bla. Obtained result 7_bla.
Created database bla2. marked Use numeric ID and After the name .Expected result bla2_x. Obtained result bla2_7.
So is unreproducible.
Please provide a similar report. Thank you.

[Nuxwin]

I've same result Daniel. Strange. For me, cuss wrong.

[cuss]

It's not on the database creation, is on the *USER* creation.

try to reproduce it.


Badcode obtained from the frontend:

Code:

<td class="content">
                                  <input type="radio" name="id_pos" value="start">
                                In front the name<br>
                                <input type="radio" name="id_pos" value="end" checked="checked">
                                Behind the name
                                
                                
                                
                              </td>

[joximu]

what's wrong with this?

id_pos = start [in front the name] (means id_name)
id_pos = end [behind the name] (means name_id)

where's the problem....?

[cuss]

(04-22-2011 07:42 AM)joximu Wrote:  what's wrong with this?

id_pos = start [in front the name] (means id_name)
id_pos = end [behind the name] (means name_id)

where's the problem....?

id_pos means 'id position' (i think)

if the id position is 'start', it will be : id_dbuser
if the id position is end, it will be : dbuser_id

EDIT: they are switched, if you reproduce the error you will get it.

Sorry for my bad english.