On Friday, April 3, 2015 at 9:14:48 AM UTC-4, pineapplehandler wrote:
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>
>
> On Thursday, April 2, 2015 at 8:38:13 AM UTC-5, pineapplehandler wrote:
>>
>> I was trying to incorporate the changes made by Dan Winslow in this 
>> comment <https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/trac-users/P-Zwu85rEOM>. 
>> The end-goal is to trigger the error when the field hasn't been moved from 
>> the default value. The fields are pre-populated with a dropdown list...So 
>> we'd like to query to be sure the user moved the default from "--- Please 
>> choose a state ---" 
>>
>
> We ended up pushing this through by modifying the code within core.py for 
>  the Ticket Validator plugin 
> <http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/TicketValidatorPlugin>. To correct the error 
> message we had to create field_name_alias to feed the updated field names 
> into the error function. Here's the code we changed in 
> /usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/ticketvalidator/core.py:
>          field_name_alias = {}                             
>
>         for field_name_temp in required_fields:                
>             if (field_name_temp == "type"):                
>                 field_name_alias[field_name_temp] = "State"
>             elif field_name_temp == "component":            
>                 field_name_alias[field_name_temp] = "Table"
>             else:                                     
>                 field_name_alias[field_name_temp] = field_name_temp
>
>         errors = [(field_name_alias[field_name], '%s is required' % 
> field_name_alias[field_name])
>                   for field_name in required_fields 
>                   if (not ticket[field_name]) or (ticket[field_name] == '--- 
> Please choose a state ---') or (ticket[field_name] == '--- Please select 
> a table ---')]
>
>         return errors
>
> Added the fields to /etc/trac/svn-MyProject.ini:
> [ticketvalidator]
> new.required = type,component
>
> In hindsight it would have been cleaner and easier to simply hide the Type 
> and Component fields and created our own custom fields in the trac.ini file.
>

It sounds like your use case is similar to the request in #11666. Rather 
than validating a field to be non-empty, we could validate the field to not 
be some specified value.
http://trac-hacks.org/ticket/11666

Another approach would be to have TicketValidatorPlugin add a label on an 
empty field, and an empty field in the case that the field doesn't allow 
the empty value. This would avoid creating dummy values like your Component 
"--- Please choose a state ---"

- Ryan 

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