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Describe the bug
This is more of a UX bug, but can be annoying/confusing.
When creating an event, the event tag can include uppercase letters. These get normalized to lowercase when used in the <event-tag>.<hauukins-site> subdomain, leading to an "event not found" error page. I have confirmed that sending the correct event tag (with uppercase letters) to the api.<hauukins-site>/v1/event/<event-tag> endpoint correctly resolves the event.
I have not tested further, but there might be other strings that are accepted by the form, but don't work in practice.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Go to /events/new in the admin panel
Insert a string with uppercase letters in the "Event tag" field
Create the event
Click "go to event" button
See error
There is no way (that I could see) to access the event
Expected behavior
An error when submitting the form that event tags have to be subdomain-compliant
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
This is more of a UX bug, but can be annoying/confusing.
When creating an event, the event tag can include uppercase letters. These get normalized to lowercase when used in the
<event-tag>.<hauukins-site>
subdomain, leading to an "event not found" error page. I have confirmed that sending the correct event tag (with uppercase letters) to theapi.<hauukins-site>/v1/event/<event-tag>
endpoint correctly resolves the event.I have not tested further, but there might be other strings that are accepted by the form, but don't work in practice.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
/events/new
in the admin panelExpected behavior
An error when submitting the form that event tags have to be subdomain-compliant
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: