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[WTF-2216] An unconfigured member widget gets two separate CEs #9739

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Expand Up @@ -336,6 +336,16 @@ As the microflow has the parameter *Customer*, and the data view has the object

The best way to fix this error is to either change the microflow to accept *Photo* or put the button in a data container for a different entity.

### Error Code: CE7007 {#error-code-ce7007}

CE7007 error message: *Selected value is not valid for entity '{ENTITY_PATH}'. Please, select the value again.*
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Hi team! And tagging @ConnorLand.

Mert is on PTO and we did a small change since then, by dropping the comma after Please, -> Please select the value again. And we don't have rights to Edit, would you like to help us dropping this comma on this PR as well, without needing to fork and create a new PR? Or maybe you could give me Edit rights?


You get CE7007 if you have added a data widget but the configured value is not valid for the entity.

To fix CE7007, you need to make sure that the widget is placed inside the correct data context that its configuration refers to.

{{% alert color="info" %}}

## Input Widget Consistency Errors

The most common errors for input elements, their causes, and ways to fix them are described in the following sub-sections. For more information on input elements, see [Input Elements](/refguide/input-widgets/).
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To fix CE0544, place this widget into a data container such as a data view, list view, or use variables in the page or snippet that contains the widget.

{{% alert color="info" %}}
Input widgets can directly use the snippet parameters without the need of a data container widget.
{{% /alert %}}
### Error Code: CE7005 {#error-code-ce7005}

CE7005 error message: *No data source selection has been made. Please, select a data source.*
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Also here we need to drop the comma after Please.


You get CE7005 if you have added an input widget but its data source is not configured. Input elements either need to refer to a variable or an attribute of a specific entity type.

### Error Code: CE0545
To fix CE7005, configure the data source property of the widget with a variable or an attribute of a specific entity type.

CE0545 error message: *Select a value for this {widget name}.*
### Error Code: CE7006 {#error-code-ce7006}

You get CE0545 if you have added an input widget inside a data context, but haven't selected an attribute or a variable for it.
CE7006 error message: *Selected value is not valid for attribute '{ATTRIBUTE_PATH}'. Please, select the value again.*
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Also here we need to drop the comma after Please.


To fix CE0545, do one of the following:
You get CE7006 if you have added an input widget but the selected value is no longer valid for the attribute path. This might be because the input widget is moved out of its configured data context.

* Right-click the widget, click **Select Value** in the drop-down list, and set an attribute or a variable.
* Or open widget's properties > the **Data source** section, and set an attribute or a variable in the **Value** field.
To fix CE7006, you need to make sure that the input widget is placed inside the correct data context.

{{% alert color="info" %}}
Input widgets can directly use the page and snippet parameters without the need of a data container widget.
{{% /alert %}}

### Incorrect Multiplicity for a Reference Selector {#incorrect-multiplicity-reference}

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