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Zeeshan Choudhry
(654●1●6●12) Apr 11 '13, 7:44 a.m.
 What is the order in which the required attributes are checked to be filled in on Web client.

1. You have for example 4 required attributes in a Work Item. 
2. You click save WI without filling in all required attributes in Web client. 
3. What order this check is made that the required attributes must have a value assigned. Which required attribute is checked first.

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Zeeshan Choudhry
(654●1●6●12) Apr 11 '13, 7:48 a.m.
 The order is based on Work Item Editor presentation for the required WI type. 

Its starts checking from the bottom of the list of attributes that are added in the editor presentation.

Under > Poject Area > Progress Configuration > Configuration Data > Work item  > Editor Presentation 

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Stephen Hunt
JAZZ DEVELOPER Jul 02 '13, 1:35 p.m.

 This is not holding true in 4.0.3 - where I see the following (unacceptable order)
1st tab,  6th attribute, attribute name starts with "S", attribute type Enum
1st tab,  9th attribute, attribute name starts with "E", attribute type Timestamp
1st tab,  8th attribute, attribute name starts with "S", attribute type Timestamp
2nd tab,  5th attribute, attribute name starts with "K", attribute type HTML
1st tab, 10th attribute, attribute name starts with "A", attribute type Timestampe
1st tab,  5th attribute, attribute name starts with "O", attribute type Contributor
3rd tab,  4th attribute, attribute name starts with "S", attribute type Contributor
1st tab, 15th attribute, attribute name starts with "C", attribute type Enum
3rd tab, 15th attribute, attribute name starts with "T", attribute type Enum
3rd tab, 11th attribute, attribute name starts with "S", attribute type Enum
1st tab, 16th attribute, attribute name starts with "C", attribute type Enum

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