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Virtual Partner Name/Alias #569
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Signed-off-by: Philipp Etschel <philipp.etschel@ch.bosch.com>
Signed-off-by: Philipp Etschel <philipp.etschel@ch.bosch.com>
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Currently when we add a new Partner the Partners name is always pre filled with the partners legal name (if set). This can cause confusion because like this the partners alias is always set as well. For example:
This is totally correct as this adheres to our partner name strategy, but it is very confusing to the user. So instead of using two way binding to set the alias I only set the placeholder like this,
then the user can set a real alias if needed.