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Validation messages for blocklists no longer show HTML markup. #15697 #15852

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If there's an existing issue for this PR then this fixes (#15697)

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Updated valpropertymsg.directive.js to show error messages correctly as HTML rather than escaped text.

Works specifically on Blocklist fields where the minimum / maximum number of elements has not been met.

Create a document type with a block list, with the number of required components as at least 1. Create one, and attempt to save it without adding any components.

The error message should display as HTML rather than "Minimum 1 entries, requires 1 more"

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mikecp commented Mar 8, 2024

Hi @jdearsley,

Thank you for providing this fix and making sure that validation messages are displayed correctly 👍
And congratulations on your first pull request!!
Someone from the core collaborators team will have a look at it soon.

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mikecp commented Mar 9, 2024

Hi again @jdearsley ,

I have just checked your PR, it works perfectly and we can see all warning messages well-formatted again 😁
Let's merge this now !!

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@mikecp mikecp merged commit 90864d8 into umbraco:contrib Mar 9, 2024
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mikecp commented Mar 9, 2024

Oh and I'll also tag it to the new back-office "bellissima" project to make sure they fix it there too 👍

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