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Minor UI enhancement.
On a mobile device (i.e. iPad), when creating a new field, deleting the auto generated field handle and then keying in a new handle, the first letter is auto capitalised instead of being lowercase (by default) to ensure consistency.
This automatic functionality is a slight annoyance. As a workaround, I typically key in first letter of the new field handle twice and then backspace and delete the first auto capitalised letter which is pretty clunky.
Steps to reproduce
Access the CP on a mobile device (i.e. iPad)
Create a new field
Delete the auto generated field handle
Key in the new field handle - the first letter of the handle is auto capitalised and should be overridden to be lowercase as the default
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Auto Capitalise Field Handle on Mobile Device
Inconsistent Auto Capitalisation of Field Handle on Mobile Device
Mar 19, 2019
richhayler
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Inconsistent Auto Capitalisation of Field Handle on Mobile Device
Inconsistent auto capitalisation of field handle on mobile devices
Mar 19, 2019
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Inconsistent auto capitalisation of field handle on mobile devices
Inconsistent auto capitalisation of custom field handle on mobile devices
Mar 19, 2019
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Inconsistent auto capitalisation of custom field handle on mobile devices
Inconsistent auto capitalisation of custom field handle first letter on mobile devices
Mar 19, 2019
Description
Minor UI enhancement.
On a mobile device (i.e. iPad), when creating a new field, deleting the auto generated field handle and then keying in a new handle, the first letter is auto capitalised instead of being lowercase (by default) to ensure consistency.
This automatic functionality is a slight annoyance. As a workaround, I typically key in first letter of the new field handle twice and then backspace and delete the first auto capitalised letter which is pretty clunky.
Steps to reproduce
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: