Bug 15950

Summary:	state pane needs to check for singular value
Product:	Red Hat Web Site	Reporter:	Paul Lindner <plindner>
Component:	Join_Process	Assignee:	Martin C. Messer <mmesser>
Status:	CLOSED CURRENTRELEASE	QA Contact:	Paul Lindner <plindner>
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Priority:	low
Version:	current	Keywords:	FutureFeature
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Description Paul Lindner 2000-08-10 20:46:26 UTC

a weird error in   /apps/activate/newlogin.html  

 join:utb=
1<br>                                                                
 join:zip=
320-030<br>                                                          
 state:choice=
ARRAY(0x9b092ac)                                                                                                                                                                                                                      
Errors Output

 error executing code for include /home/httpd/apps/panes/join/callback.apm:
SQL chunk: INSERT INTO web_user_site_info (id,
web_user_id,address1,            address1_ol, address2, address2_ol,
alt_first_names, alt_first_names_ol,        alt_last_name,
alt_last_name_ol, city, city_ol, country, email, fax, is_po_box, phone,
state, state_ol, type, zip, zip_ol) VALUES                              
(?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?)                                   
Error: Can't bind a reference (ARRAY(0x9b092ac))
at                             /home/httpd/lib/WebUser/Sites.pm 
line 243

Comment 1 Tom Lancaster 2001-04-25 19:14:35 UTC

I'm downgrading this to a feature request, on the grounds that this is in no way
the fault of the state pane - all it does is produce an html element which is
not supposed to allow multiple selections. If anything, this is a browser bug,
or a malicious user.
It could be argued that an we could error out more gracefully if this happens.
I'm changing the summary to reflect that.

Comment 2 Jay Turner 2001-05-14 21:29:21 UTC

I see no way that a user can select multiple states from this selection list. 
Cleaning up this error condition is definitely low priority.