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Typing in a bad number must display a custom error

SA-12265

Summary



The edit-validate rule associated with a property should cause a custom error to appear if a bad number is typed in since you defined a message rule to trigger if a NumberFormatException is thrown. Instead of displaying the custom message, the system shows the out-of-the-box message.

Error Messages



is not a valid decimal value

Steps to Reproduce



1. Create a decimal property.
2. Configure edit-validate and define a custom message rule to trigger if a NumberFormatException is thrown.
3. Put an invalid value in the field associated with the property at runtime.

Root Cause



If client side validation is enabled, it causes controls to comeup with custom JavaScript validation for edit-validates. The JavaScript based validation prevents the value from being passed to the server and evaluated by custom rules.

Resolution



This issue is resolved through the following local-change:

Turn off client validation.

Published July 22, 2015 - Updated October 8, 2020

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