Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 1028897
[Desktop][gnome-initial-setup] - "Use Enterprise Login" button taking static name value whereas it should be dynamic with scenario
Last modified: 2015-06-29 08:52:22 EDT
Created attachment 822305 [details] the correct one Description of problem: When rerun gnome-initial-setup and create account (local or enterprise), the default page sets for the Local account creation and there is a button provided for creating Enterprise account with "Use Enterprise Login". When user click on that button, the form for creating Enterprise button gets introduced. Now, even on this page, the Button value or name remains static "Use Enterprise Login". As the button usability is to switch between Local and Enterprise login creation page, it should actually change the button's value or name as "Use Local Account" when the page open is for Enterprise Login creation page. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gnome-initial-setup-3.10.1.1-1.fc20 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Install F20 (Heisenbug) TC6 2. Login as any normal user 3. run the command : LANG=en_US.UTF-8 /usr/libxec/gnome-initial-setup --force-new-user 4. Go up to Login Page 5. On this page, the default is for "Create a Local Account" 6. Click on "Use Enterprise Login" 7. Now the page for creating Enterprise Login will appear. 8. Now observe even on this page, what the Button value or name still showing. Actual results: When on Use Enterprise Login page, the button value or name does not get changed. Expected results: When on Use Enterprise Login page, the button value should change and show like "Use Local Login" or so, to switch to the local login creation page. And it should be dynamically change upon the user action to swith between two types of account page creation Additional info: both the page screen shot provided.
Created attachment 822306 [details] The improper one
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