[Tickets #11008] allow_multi doesnt work for Chrome und firefox 10

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Sat Feb 18 13:27:07 UTC 2012


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Ticket URL: http://bugs.horde.org/ticket/11008
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  Ticket             | 11008
  Created By         | holger.wegner at hamburg.de
  Summary            | allow_multi doesnt work for Chrome und firefox 10
  Queue              | Turba
  Version            | 3.0.11
  Type               | Bug
  State              | Unconfirmed
  Priority           | 2. Medium
  Milestone          |
  Patch              |
  Owners             |
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holger.wegner at hamburg.de (2012-02-18 13:27) wrote:

Hi,
I updated just to horde4. And I updated to Firefox 10. In turba I was  
using its own sql datasource and did configure for the email field  
allow_multi.
When I try to save a contact with more then one email adress the  
browser doesnt save it. It generates an popup saying that the email  
address is not valid.
For IE8 it is working. Chrome and Firefox have introduced a email  
field validation. This is validating the field of the type=email for a  
single email address.
In Chrome it was possible to switch of the HTML5 Form validation using  
a flag (found under chrome://flags).
I didnt find any flag or parameter for FF10. There it only worked  
following change of the HTML code:
I changed:
<input id="object_emails_" type="email" value="test at test.de,  
test at test.com" name="object[emails]">
to
<input id="object_emails_" type="email" multiple value="test at test.de,  
test at test.com" name="object[emails]">
This variable was document on the mozilla developer page.

I didnt find the place in the horde code to add such a parameter, and  
so far I dodnt know how IE and Chrome will react on it.

I hope this is enough informaiton. Many thanks for you help

holger





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