Credit Card Account Limits

[philly_muscle]

On account properties for credit card accounts, where you set the warning
level and credit limit, there's been a long standing bug when changing these
amounts.   When I type a numeric value in the Warning Level field that's <
Credit Limit field, it keeps changing the Credit Limit field to what's in
the Warning Level field.

That should be the other way around... if I lower the credit limit field and
the Warning Level field is larger, then it should knock the warning level
field down to what the Credit Limit field is (or some set % lower, say 10%).

I have to make sure when changing these numbers whenever I get credit limit
increases on my cards, to not hit the tab key before saving.


The issue was in 0.9, and I grabbed from source about 3/4 weeks ago and
still noticed it there.   I'm sure it's still in the latest build.


Thanks!
-Chris


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[Thomas Baumgart]

On Monday 09 November 2009 06:27:33 Christopher Sawyer wrote:

> On account properties for credit card accounts, where you set the warning
> level and credit limit, there's been a long standing bug when changing
> these amounts.   When I type a numeric value in the Warning Level field
> that's < Credit Limit field, it keeps changing the Credit Limit field to
> what's in the Warning Level field.
>
> That should be the other way around... if I lower the credit limit field
> and the Warning Level field is larger, then it should knock the warning
> level field down to what the Credit Limit field is (or some set % lower,
> say 10%).
>
> I have to make sure when changing these numbers whenever I get credit limit
> increases on my cards, to not hit the tab key before saving.
>
>
> The issue was in 0.9, and I grabbed from source about 3/4 weeks ago and
> still noticed it there.   I'm sure it's still in the latest build.

So am I, because I haven't seen anybody touching that part of the code lately.

Thanks for the detailed description. That should help fixing the bug. Any
volunteers? I am currently pretty busy.



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[Alvaro Soliverez]

On Mon, Nov 9, 2009 at 5:56 AM, Thomas Baumgart <thb@...> wrote:

On Monday 09 November 2009 06:27:33 Christopher Sawyer wrote:
> On account properties for credit card accounts, where you set the warning
> level and credit limit, there's been a long standing bug when changing
> these amounts.   When I type a numeric value in the Warning Level field
> that's < Credit Limit field, it keeps changing the Credit Limit field to
> what's in the Warning Level field.
>
> That should be the other way around... if I lower the credit limit field
> and the Warning Level field is larger, then it should knock the warning
> level field down to what the Credit Limit field is (or some set % lower,
> say 10%).
>
> I have to make sure when changing these numbers whenever I get credit limit
> increases on my cards, to not hit the tab key before saving.
>
>
> The issue was in 0.9, and I grabbed from source about 3/4 weeks ago and
> still noticed it there.   I'm sure it's still in the latest build.

So am I, because I haven't seen anybody touching that part of the code lately.

Thanks for the detailed description. That should help fixing the bug. Any
volunteers? I am currently pretty busy.

Fixed in CVS. It was as easy as replacing '<' with '>'.

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