c | Description
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Test Case ID | TS- 2501
Status | FAIL
Date | 27/2024
Website information | https://10.147.17.29:449/
Version | 1.0.26
Website Name | فاتورة الكترونيه E-invoice
Testing environment | Google Chrome/ Firefox
Bug | Disappearance of error messages for invalid inputs
Detailed description | When editing company’s information, the website lacks proper validation for numeric fields. Despite entering non-numeric values, the system allows the information to be saved without displaying any error messages. Upon saving, a confirmation message indicating successful saving is displayed. This issue makes a significant problem as it disregards the expected data type for these fields and could lead to incorrect or misleading information being stored in the system
Steps to Reproduce | 1- Launch the website 2- Click on infra data 3- Click on Company 4- Enter invalid inputs in the fields 5- Click on Save 6- Observe the outcome
Expected Result | Upon entering non-numeric values in the "Phone Number" and "Device ID" fields and attempting to save the information, the system should display appropriate error messages indicating that the entered values are invalid. The system should prevent the saving process from proceeding until valid numeric values are entered in these fields.
Actual Result | After entering non-numeric values in the "Phone Number" and "Device ID" fields and saving the information, the system allows the data to be saved without displaying any error messages. A confirmation message indicating successful saving is presented, misleading users into thinking that the entered non-numeric values are accepted and stored correctly.
Screenshots/Recordings | https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jLbM5zaoDOkCLbyFn8iGCrN7iwdHzgGA/view?usp=sharing
Bug Severity | FATAL
Bug Severity Information | FATAL: The absence of validation for non-numeric values in the fields has a significant impact on data integrity and user experience
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c | Description -- | -- Test Case ID | TS- 2501 Status | FAIL Date | 27/2024 Website information | https://10.147.17.29:449/ Version | 1.0.26 Website Name | فاتورة الكترونيه E-invoice Testing environment | Google Chrome/ Firefox Bug | Disappearance of error messages for invalid inputs Detailed description | When editing company’s information, the website lacks proper validation for numeric fields. Despite entering non-numeric values, the system allows the information to be saved without displaying any error messages. Upon saving, a confirmation message indicating successful saving is displayed. This issue makes a significant problem as it disregards the expected data type for these fields and could lead to incorrect or misleading information being stored in the system Steps to Reproduce | 1- Launch the website 2- Click on infra data 3- Click on Company 4- Enter invalid inputs in the fields 5- Click on Save 6- Observe the outcome Expected Result | Upon entering non-numeric values in the "Phone Number" and "Device ID" fields and attempting to save the information, the system should display appropriate error messages indicating that the entered values are invalid. The system should prevent the saving process from proceeding until valid numeric values are entered in these fields. Actual Result | After entering non-numeric values in the "Phone Number" and "Device ID" fields and saving the information, the system allows the data to be saved without displaying any error messages. A confirmation message indicating successful saving is presented, misleading users into thinking that the entered non-numeric values are accepted and stored correctly. Screenshots/Recordings | https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jLbM5zaoDOkCLbyFn8iGCrN7iwdHzgGA/view?usp=sharing Bug Severity | FATAL Bug Severity Information | FATAL: The absence of validation for non-numeric values in the fields has a significant impact on data integrity and user experience