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Limit the answers length on ApplicationForm #7419

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server #4823
Strictly not needed for this fix, but I detected that the form was not enforcing the maxLength of the answers either, this should do it.

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    • Enhanced form input validation with improved length constraints
    • Added maximum character limit for form questions
    • Strengthened input validation logic to prevent overly long responses

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The pull request introduces enhanced validation for form inputs in the ApplicationDialog.tsx file. The primary modification focuses on implementing maximum length constraints for form questions using the yup validation schema. The changes extend the existing validation logic to include a .max() method that limits the character count for both required and non-required questions, ensuring more robust input validation while maintaining the existing translation and schema structure.

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src/domain/community/application/applicationButton/ApplicationDialog.tsx Updated validation schema to add maximum length constraints for form inputs using .max() method with val.maxLength

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
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    User->>Form: Enters form input
    Form->>Validator: Validate input
    Validator-->>Validator: Check required status
    Validator-->>Validator: Check max length
    Validator-->>Form: Validation result
    Form-->>User: Display validation feedback
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src/domain/community/application/applicationButton/ApplicationDialog.tsx (2)

62-64: LGTM: Correct dependency array in useMemo.

The validation schema's useMemo dependency array correctly includes both questions and t function, ensuring proper reactivity.


62-64: LGTM: Robust maxLength implementation.

The implementation provides two layers of length validation:

  1. UI constraint through FormikInputField's maxLength prop
  2. Schema validation through Yup's max() validator

This ensures a good user experience while maintaining data integrity.

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@reactoholic reactoholic merged commit 010aa2e into develop Jan 10, 2025
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ccanos added a commit that referenced this pull request Jan 10, 2025
* Limit the answers length on ApplicationForm

* Fix error message

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Co-authored-by: Petar Kolev <[email protected]>
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