jasperweyne / helpless-kiwi

Manage members, create and manage activities, send mails and more
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Bug fix: "500 on creating duplicate account" & implementation FR: "New activity form should automatically create default price option" #310

Closed mattijsgietman closed 1 year ago

mattijsgietman commented 1 year ago

This PR acomplishes a bug fix aswell as a FR. To get into more detail on what has exactly been done, please read below.

Bug Fix: "500 on creating duplicate account" For this fix I modified the file: "SecurityController.php". When submitting the form we get the e-mailadress and check our DB to see if the mail already exists. If this is indeed the case we'll show the error message: "E-mail bestaat al". If this is not the case account creation will continue.

FR: "New activity form should automatically create default price option" For this FR I altered the "ActivityController.php" file and added a price option to the form, I added a label to the file "PriceOptionType.php". Furthermore, I added tests to the test-file to test this feature.

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mattijsgietman commented 1 year ago

Since this will be split in multiple PRs I'll close this.