Edit a content, select value(s) for those attributes
Save, check it is well set
Re-edit, check if the widgets display well the value(s)
Change the 'group' and 'groupmult' values for a group with a '#' character in its id
Save, check it is well set
Re-edit, check if the widgets display well the value(s)
Simon Prieul (Inactive)
added a comment - Functional testing:
Adding
<cms:metadata name= "group" type= "string" >
<cms:label> Group </cms:label>
<cms:description> Group </cms:description>
<widget> edition.group </widget>
</cms:metadata>
<cms:metadata name= "groupmult" type= "string" multiple= "true" >
<cms:label> Group multiple </cms:label>
<cms:description> Group multiple </cms:description>
<widget> edition.group </widget>
</cms:metadata>
<cms:metadata name= "user" type= "user" >
<cms:label> User </cms:label>
<cms:description> User </cms:description>
</cms:metadata>
<cms:metadata name= "usermult" type= "user" multiple= "true" >
<cms:label> User multiple </cms:label>
<cms:description> User multiple </cms:description>
</cms:metadata>
in a content type, plus the references in 'edition' metadataset
For having a group with a '#' in its id, use a 'static' group directory with the following configuration:
group1:Groupe 1:user1#users:user2#users
#diese:Groupe #avec diese:user1#users
Edit a content, select value(s) for those attributes
Save, check it is well set
Re-edit, check if the widgets display well the value(s)
Change the 'group' and 'groupmult' values for a group with a '#' character in its id
Save, check it is well set
Re-edit, check if the widgets display well the value(s)
Laurence Aumeunier
Anastasia François
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Functional testing:
Adding
in a content type, plus the references in 'edition' metadataset
For having a group with a '#' in its id, use a 'static' group directory with the following configuration: