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Input validation #15
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Actually, having been over the site, there were only a few places that needed validation. I did add some max length properties, and client side formatting for the keywords. Maybe this is not that big an issue. I'm not sure how that user was able to get so many max length issues. |
That sounds extremely strange. Does the user have any actual test cases that we can replicate to see the problem (might not matter now since you added fixes)? Do you think it would make sense to use TEXT data types instead of VARCHAR/CHAR types in more places to avoid string length issues? I'll add a small note letting users know that commas are used as the delimiter for searching. |
Perhaps only text in the description. I read up on it over the weekend, and it seems |
I can definitely work on it over the next couple of days. What exactly is the problem? |
you know, I'm no longer sure. Maybe we just call this a "cannot replicate" |
So, I've been working with a user, and it looks like we really need much more input validation all over the place. Specifically, we should check the database and check the max length of all the strings. Then add validation to prevent inputs that are too long. This poor guy was getting odbc data too long errors all over the place. Also let's put 'placeholder' attributes on blank fields. Also, make sure users know that the keywords are comma separated.
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