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Hello, my name is John, and today we are discussing extending applications using Application Composer.
Step 1In this demo, we'll test the custom due date field and its validation. That's functionality we created in the previous demos in this series.
Step 2This is the last of four related demos that show you how to create a custom date field, display it in the UI, and create a validation rule to constrain the values users can enter.
Step 3To begin testing we navigate to the Trouble Tickets work area.
Click the Navigator link.
Step 4Click the Trouble Tickets link.
Step 5Let's edit a trouble ticket.
Click the Abstract link.
Step 6And let's create an activity.
Click the Add Row button.
Step 7Let's collapse the left pane of our page, to see the due date.
Click the Collapse Pane button.
Step 8Notice that the application defaulted a due date that's 24 hours from now.
Step 9Let's enter an activity name.
Enter the desired information into the Activity Name field. Enter
To test our validation script, let's enter a due date that's more than a week off.
Click the Select Date and Time button.
Step 11Click the 17 button.
Step 12Click the OK button.
Step 13Let's save.
Click the Save button.
Step 14We got the error message we expected, so let's enter a valid due date.
Click the Select Date and Time button.
Step 15Click the 10 button.
Step 16Click the OK button.
Step 17This date should work, so let's save and close.
Click the Save and Close button.
Step 18No error message this time. Everything works the way we expected. We are done.
Step 19In this demo, we tested the custom due date field and the validation rule we created in Application Composer.
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