When you try to edit a Ticket, besides the description textbox and options, the reply box is still there. That reply box should disappear, like comments do.
Discussion
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Rui Ferreira
2013-05-23Hi,
The reply box is there so that you can edit a ticket and change the ticket status in a single operation. For example I am now closing this ticket and changing its status to 'wont-fix' through the edit form :D.
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Rui Ferreira
2013-05-23- status: open --> wont-fix
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Carla Leite
2013-05-24Ok, in that case yes. But still: if you are editing a comment, you shouldn't see 2 textboxs in the screen. Try to edit this, and see what happens.
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Carla Leite
2013-05-24- status: wont-fix --> pending
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Carla Leite
2013-05-24- summary: Edit Ticket: reply box should disappear --> Edit Comment: reply box should disappear
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Rui Ferreira
2013-05-24Hi,
There is no way for you to distinguish between the two cases:
- If you only want to make a comment, you don't press the edit button
- If you want to edit the ticket itself, the reply is there -> and it should be the
There is no way for the page to guess that you want to edit the ticket but you don't want to post a reply. And since you cannot separate the action of editing the ticket status and editing the ticket description, this really a wont-fix.
Last edit: Carla Leite 2013-05-24-
Rui Ferreira
2013-05-24Ok, it seems I misunderstood before, you want the Comment text box at the bottom of the page to disappear, when you are editing another comment.
Looks like we will have to take a look at the Javascript from the allura theme for that.