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Supported Platforms:
IE 5+ on Windows
Mozilla-based browsers (Firefox 1.0+) on Windows o/s
Known Issue(s):
None.
Mozilla-based browsers (Firefox 1.0+) on Non Windows o/s
Known Issue(s):
None.
Safari 3+ on Mac
Known Issue(s):
None.
Safari 2.x on Mac
Known Issue(s):
Invalid input fields don't get the red border.
Invalid select boxes don't get the red border.
Invalid select boxes don't get the red text color.
Opera 9.51+ on all o/s
Verification Targets:
Refer to the Detailed
Design Document for an exhaustive definition of the form element data
format/massage requirements.
The Form Element Massager does not perform data validation, so for example limits are not placed on
numeric entries.
Verify:
The field for number of cats/dogs should be formated according to
'format-num' and 'precision-0' (respectively, has localized thousands separators
and is rounded to the nearest integer value).
The field for the animal's weight should be formatted to 'precision-4'
(four decimal places of precision) and also have localed thousands and decimal separators.
The date fields should be formatted per 'format-date'.
The field for the number of cats and dogs it rains per second should be formatted to 'precision--3',
which means to the nearest 1000 (499 is rounded to zero).
It should also have localed thousands separators.
The field for the number of Labrador Retrievers it rains per second should be formatted to 'precision--1',
which means to the nearest 10 (1 is rounded to zero).
All fields should preserve the numeric sign ( '+' / '-' ) if it is given, except when the result of
the massage is zero.
A single leading zero should appear for cases where there is no leading zero supplied by the user
before a decimal,
and cases where there are one or more consecutive leading zeroes supplied before a decimal.
After you have focused on a form field value and then moved on from that form field,
the data inside the form field should
be massaged per the specifications in the document referenced above..
Fill in the form survey info.
Clicking on "refresh event listeners" 'n' times should yield no change in behavior. From a clearbox
perspective, the downstream code from the 'change' event handler should still only run once per click.