Details
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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Minor
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3.7.4, 3.8.1, DEV backlog
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MOODLE_37_STABLE, MOODLE_38_STABLE
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MOODLE_37_STABLE, MOODLE_38_STABLE
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MDL-68108-master -
Currently, there's no case to test in Moodle.
- Copy passwordtest.php
to your moodle instance's root folder. - Open passwordtest.php on your browser.
- Confirm that the 'Grouped password fields' are styled in the same way as the 'Standalone password field'
- Go to the Template library.
- Search for "element-password".
- Click "core_form/element-password"
- Confirm that it is rendered and styled appropriately.
- Click "core_form/element-password-inline"
- Confirm that it is rendered and styled appropriately.
Currently, there's no case to test in Moodle. Copy passwordtest.php to your moodle instance's root folder. Open passwordtest.php on your browser. Confirm that the 'Grouped password fields' are styled in the same way as the 'Standalone password field' Go to the Template library. Search for " element-password ". Click " core_form/element-password " Confirm that it is rendered and styled appropriately. Click " core_form/element-password-inline " Confirm that it is rendered and styled appropriately. - Copy passwordtest.php
Description
When using a password field into a quickform and using createElement to include two password fields into a group, the style is not the same as using addElement because inline template is missing.
