Hello all,
Does anyone have a practice of modifying Tessitura operator usernames when the staff member is no longer with the organisation and has been made Inactive?
I am finding that many parts of the interface will still let you select an Inactive username when typing the first few letters, and if you hit one of the Inactives, you get an error which stops you continuing to type.
My first thought is to append an underscore at the start of the usernames to prevent this. Eg: Jane Smith's inactive username would change from jsmith to _jsmith.
Does anyone know of a reason to not go down this path, or have a better solution?
Best,
Nicholas
Hello all,Does anyone have a practice of modifying Tessitura operator usernames when the staff member is no longer with the organisation and has been made Inactive?I am finding that many parts of the interface will still let you select an Inactive username when typing the first few letters, and if you hit one of the Inactives, you get an error which stops you continuing to type.My first thought is to append an underscore at the start of the usernames to prevent this. Eg: Jane Smith's inactive username would change from jsmith to _jsmith.Does anyone know of a reason to not go down this path, or have a better solution?Best,Nicholas This message was sent automatically to you by www.tessituranetwork.com because you subscribed to the Tessitura Technical Forum. You may reply to this message to post to the Technical forum or visit the site to search, read and post to the forums. In the interest of keeping the forum posts from becoming cluttered, we encourage you to delete previous message text from your reply before sending. Thank you!
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Nick, the way that input validation and type-ahead works in the application is attributed to the way that Powerbuilder works and is not specific to Tessitura. That said, we would be happy to review your feedback about the UI. When you are able, please submit a help ticket in TASK and we will assist you.