Error popup

[OlafvdSpek]

It's too small, I can't properly read the query this way.
It's a popup.. why?
Can't it be shown as a flash message, at the top of the page? Then maybe we could also copy/paste stuff from it.

[Fenn-CS]

The error display does not seem to happen the way you explained. Or you picture illustrates can you give me a step by step method on how to reproduce your own view? thanks.

[Fenn-CS]

Moreover copying is very possible with error modal, I am wondering paste will be.

[OlafvdSpek]

I used the Insert (Row) page.

[Fenn-CS]

Ok but then the version am using seems to do validation ones entries are made and the form does not submit with any errors. So I will appreciate a step strep procedure which can be used to reproduce your issue

[OlafvdSpek]

What version are you using?

You should be able to make the error popup somewhere..

[Fenn-CS]

Version information: 4.8.0-dev, latest stable version: 4.6.6

[poush]

@OlafvdSpek I think I can make it some changes on the layout of this box or maybe we can shift it as toast message!

A quick change on box gives me

Any suggestions ?

[OlafvdSpek]

Looks better already.
A toast message would be even better.

[poush]

[poush]

made an attempt to create small popup/message can be automatically dismissable

[Fenn-CS]

@poush great work there! Please help me with a step by step method to reproduce the error pop up.

[aroralakshya]

@OlafvdSpek. I'm currently working on this, do you think showing it as a flash message will make it more readable? In my opinion, increasing the size of the box(and the query) and adding a copy query button would be better

[OlafvdSpek]

A flash message would cause the error to remain visible while still allowing you to properly read / use the rest of the page, right? I think that's best.

[aroralakshya]

I was thinking about showing all kinds of error messages like the screenshot by @Fenn-CS. It will make the rest of the page accessible, and I'll add a copy query button as well. What about wrapping the query instead of scrolling it when it overflows.
@ibennetch

[OlafvdSpek]

Looks reasonable.