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The secondary and tertiary admin keys seem connected in the iOS apps UI. Editing the Secondary Admin Key / Tertiary Admin Key will also edit the Tertiary Admin Key / Secondary Admin Key. They secondary/tertiary keys also do not seem to save, instead assuming the Primary Admin Key when saved and rebooted. Related to #971
The red box indicating invalid key behaves differently depending on show/hide state.
Expected Behavior
Each of the Primary / Secondary / Tertiary admin key fields should operate independently, and should save to their indented settings locations.
I recommend their default be blank if no saved key value present.
Current Behavior
They secondary/tertiary keys also do not seem to save, instead assuming the Primary Admin Key when saved and rebooted. Related to #971
The red box indicating invalid key behaves differently depending on show/hide state.
Participation
I am willing to submit a pull request for this issue.
Additional comments
Side note: the text fields are very small, and difficult to copy or paste a key in to, as pressing outside of the text field(s), which is easy to do, toggle the hide/show function. Could the text fields be made larger, and a separate copy and separate paste button be added to each admin key field?
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Firmware Version
2.5.9 (1288) & 2.5.7
What did you do?
The secondary and tertiary admin keys seem connected in the iOS apps UI. Editing the Secondary Admin Key / Tertiary Admin Key will also edit the Tertiary Admin Key / Secondary Admin Key. They secondary/tertiary keys also do not seem to save, instead assuming the Primary Admin Key when saved and rebooted. Related to #971
The red box indicating invalid key behaves differently depending on show/hide state.
Expected Behavior
Each of the Primary / Secondary / Tertiary admin key fields should operate independently, and should save to their indented settings locations.
I recommend their default be blank if no saved key value present.
Current Behavior
They secondary/tertiary keys also do not seem to save, instead assuming the Primary Admin Key when saved and rebooted. Related to #971
The red box indicating invalid key behaves differently depending on show/hide state.
Participation
Additional comments
Side note: the text fields are very small, and difficult to copy or paste a key in to, as pressing outside of the text field(s), which is easy to do, toggle the hide/show function. Could the text fields be made larger, and a separate copy and separate paste button be added to each admin key field?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: