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[Elmarie Claasen <elmarie@xxxxxxxx>]

Hi Olav,

Just a note that in 2.23 Tracker Capture you are not able to complete a
program stage if required fields are missing. Each datavalue is saved once
captured though and you are still able to close a form with only some
fields captured. But at least the enforcement on completing a program stage
does help.

Elmarie
On 10 May 2016 15:45, "Olav Poppe" <olav.poppe@xxxxxx> wrote:

> Hi devs,
> first, I’ve been working on a custom data entry form for tracker (2.22 and
> 2.23). I’ve customised the same form as programmes with and without
> registration, and I notice that in Tracker Capture everything is seemingly
> "magnified" by 25% or so compared to Event Capture (e.g. rows that are 35px
> high in EC are 44px in TC). Is there a reason for this? The way it is
> rendered in Event Capture seems more "normal" to me, whilst opening custom
> forms in Tracker Capture always make me think Chrome is set to zoom…
>
> Second, in Tracker Capture, there seems to be no way of displaying
> "validation warnings" (defined through program rules) - could there be
> something similar to EC, with a "Validation warnings" widget? Similarly,
> while EC will highlight missing required fields when completing ("Required"
> in red), there is no indicator TC as to what field(s) are missing.
>
> Regards
> Olav
>
>
>
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