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Kay Chau updated MIFOS-5027:
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> Dates are not properly moved after changing disbursal date when Repayment day
> is set as 'Day 1 of every 1 month (s)'
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> Key: MIFOS-5027
> URL: http://mifosforge.jira.com/browse/MIFOS-5027
> Project: mifos
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Loan Account
> Affects Versions: Release 2.1, Release 2.1.3, Release G
> Reporter: Lukasz Chudy
> Assignee: mifosqa
> Priority: Major
> Fix For: Release G - Iteration 8, Release G
>
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> Dates are not properly moved after changing disbursal date when Repayment day
> is set to 'Day 1 of every 1 month (s)'.
> Repro:
> 1. Login to Mifos.
> 2. Go to 'Clients & accounts' tab and click on 'Create new Loan account' link.
> 3. Select any client with weekly meetings and select monthly loan product
> with variable installments.
> 4. On 'Enter Loan accunt information' page, fill all necessary data and leave
> disbursal date set by default to next meeting date (31.05.2011) and set
> Repayment day as 'Day 1 of every 1 month (s)'.
> 5. Click 'Continue' button.
> 6. On 'Review installments' page, check dates in schedule (all dates are on 1
> day of every month and first installment date is 01.06.2011).
> 7. Click preview button and then Submit button.
> 8. Approve Loan and click on 'Disburse loan' link.
> 9. Set disbursal date to today's date (26.05.2011).
> 10. Submit disbursal.
> 11. View repayment schedule and check Due dates.
> Expected result:
> First installement date is 27.05.2011 (moved because of changed disbursal
> date) and the rest of dates are appropriate.
> Actual result:
> First installement date is 27.06.2011.
> Second installment date is 09.07.2011.
> Third installment date is 28.07.2011.
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