I am writing an article about ThirtyBees for a reputable IT magazine. I have hit a roadblock during testing.
Steps to reproduce:
* Install ThirtyBess 1.5.1 (PHP 8.2 edition) on OpenBSD 7.5 (-current) with an Apache stack, with Spanish Localization.
* Remove all Zones, Countries and States but the Spanish ones.
* Configure a bunch of dummy Carriers and set the Bankwire module with a dummy configuration.
* Create a dummy product.
* Visit the front office, add the dummy product to cart, proceed to standard checkout.
* Create a user. Create address for the user.
* With all the fields filled correctly, the address edition process seems stuck in a loop -> everytime you try to save the address, it reloads as if you had entered a wrong field or forgotten to fill a mandatory field.
It looks like when I move to Localization and remove the phone_mobile field from the address format for the country, the error stops happening.
If anybody has any suggestions for further debugging, I'd love to hear them.
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Rooney
Hello everybody!
I am writing an article about ThirtyBees for a reputable IT magazine. I have hit a roadblock during testing.
Steps to reproduce:
* Install ThirtyBess 1.5.1 (PHP 8.2 edition) on OpenBSD 7.5 (-current) with an Apache stack, with Spanish Localization.
* Remove all Zones, Countries and States but the Spanish ones.
* Configure a bunch of dummy Carriers and set the Bankwire module with a dummy configuration.
* Create a dummy product.
* Visit the front office, add the dummy product to cart, proceed to standard checkout.
* Create a user. Create address for the user.
* With all the fields filled correctly, the address edition process seems stuck in a loop -> everytime you try to save the address, it reloads as if you had entered a wrong field or forgotten to fill a mandatory field.
It looks like when I move to Localization and remove the phone_mobile field from the address format for the country, the error stops happening.
If anybody has any suggestions for further debugging, I'd love to hear them.
Cheers!
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