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Bug 145687

Summary: UserDetails page differences
Product: [Retired] Red Hat Network Reporter: Michael Bowman <mbowman>
Component: RHN/R&DAssignee: Ken Ganong <kganong>
Status: CLOSED CURRENTRELEASE QA Contact: Red Hat Satellite QA List <satqe-list>
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Description Michael Bowman 2005-01-20 17:20:51 UTC 
Description of problem:

Many small diffs in appearance...
- Company Name vs. Name
- Red stars for required fields
- Order of attributes
Comment 1 Ryan Bloom 2005-01-20 19:06:48 UTC 
Adding some more:

Roles aren't greyed out appropriately.
Organization Application shouldn't be on the Java page.
Role orders differ
Java code doesn't specify how role is given ([Admin access])
Comment 2 Mike McCune 2005-01-21 00:45:05 UTC 
All the Role related issues have been fixed in bug: 145594
Comment 3 Ryan Bloom 2005-01-21 13:56:39 UTC 
Nope, the roles are still displaying in a different order in perl and
java code.
Comment 4 Ken Ganong 2005-01-25 14:48:36 UTC 
Added Company Name and red stars.  Still need to work on created and
last log-in times to display correctly with consideration of timezone.
Comment 5 Ken Ganong 2005-02-02 21:48:57 UTC 
Created and last log-in times now display correctly.  User type still
isn't finished.  The user roles are displayed in a different order
than in the perl code.  Also, the perl code outputs '(normal user)'
when the user has no roles whereas the java leaves the field blank.
Comment 6 Ken Ganong 2005-02-03 21:17:05 UTC 
Java now outputs '(normal user)' when the user has no roles.  Ordering
or roles in perl and java are different, but both seem arbitrary so I
am closing bug.