Hi Chandi,

This is a great observation.  In the UI the External ID field is available in 
several different locations (for clients, groups and centers).  When you 
configure mandatory/hidden fields, the UI only has one control rather than 
having separate fields for the field for clients, groups and centers.  This 
means that you either hide this field for all three or show it for all three.  

The v1.0 specification says the following:  "External ID- can be hidden 
separately from client, group and center" 
(http://mifos.org/knowledge/functional-specs/configuration-options#3_10_Hidden_Mandatory_data_field).
  My guess is that the UI prototype for the hidden/mandatory fields UI didn't 
make this functionality obvious so it was not built.  So, it is a bug.  The UI 
should allow for separate controls to hide external id for clients, groups and 
centers.

Please go ahead and open this item in the issue tracker.  We will decide in 
triage whether this is something we want to change for v1.1 or wait until later.

Thanks for discovering this issue and for raising it on the mifos mailing list 
for discussion :)

Aliya

________________________________________
From: Chandi Datta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Monday, February 18, 2008 11:23 PM
To: Developer
Cc: Aliya Walji; Jaganathan Srinivasan
Subject: field_configuration table


Hi, 
 Under Mifos db, "field_configuration" table containing three "ExternalId" as 
field name. When I am changing flag (Mandatory or Hidden) on the UI all three 
ExternalId's flag changing in the database. Apart from "ExternalId" I found few 
field having same name. 
I am using local mifos build with database_version 173. 
Please let me know if this is correct activities. 

Thanks 
Chandi 
  
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