This issue report covers two bugs found in the "Personal Information" edit form:
- Comma Input is Blocked in Tag Fields
Steps to Reproduce:
Navigate to the user's "Personal Information" page.
Click into the Skills, Interests, or Languages input fields.
Attempt to type a comma (,) to separate multiple items as instructed by the placeholder text.
Expected Behavior:
The comma character should appear in the input field, allowing the user to add multiple tags (e.g., Nodejs, React, CSS).
Actual Behavior:
The comma keypress is ignored, and the character does not appear in the input field. This makes it impossible to add more than one item as intended.
- Phone Number Field Lacks Validation
Steps to Reproduce:
Navigate to the user's "Personal Information" page.
Click into the Phone input field.
Enter a string of numbers longer than a standard phone number (e.g., more than 15 digits).
Click "Save".
Expected Behavior:
The form should either prevent the user from typing more than a valid number of digits or show a validation error (e.g., "Please enter a valid phone number") and prevent saving.
Actual Behavior:
The field accepts an abnormally long string of numbers, and the form saves this invalid data without any error message, as shown in the screenshot.
This issue report covers two bugs found in the "Personal Information" edit form:
Steps to Reproduce:
Navigate to the user's "Personal Information" page.
Click into the Skills, Interests, or Languages input fields.
Attempt to type a comma (,) to separate multiple items as instructed by the placeholder text.
Expected Behavior:
The comma character should appear in the input field, allowing the user to add multiple tags (e.g., Nodejs, React, CSS).
Actual Behavior:
The comma keypress is ignored, and the character does not appear in the input field. This makes it impossible to add more than one item as intended.
Steps to Reproduce:
Navigate to the user's "Personal Information" page.
Click into the Phone input field.
Enter a string of numbers longer than a standard phone number (e.g., more than 15 digits).
Click "Save".
Expected Behavior:
The form should either prevent the user from typing more than a valid number of digits or show a validation error (e.g., "Please enter a valid phone number") and prevent saving.
Actual Behavior:
The field accepts an abnormally long string of numbers, and the form saves this invalid data without any error message, as shown in the screenshot.