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AS a supervisor,
I WANT to be able to edit and/or remove court mandates,
SO THAT court mandates remain relevant, up-to-date, and can be removed if I make a mistake.
How it works now
After #1731 is complete, supervisors will have the ability to add court mandates, but not edit or remove them.
How it should work instead
Supervisors should be able to easily edit or remove court mandates from CASA Case Details.
Acceptance Criteria
A blue "Edit" button appears to the right of each court mandate.
Clicking the blue edit button drops the user's cursor into the corresponding text field.
A "Submit" button appears when the text field is being edited, just like when a court mandate is initially added.
Clicking the "submit" button saves changes.
A red "Remove" button appears to the right of the blue "Edit" button.
Clicking "Remove" triggers a dialogue box with the text: Are you sure you want to remove this court mandate? Doing so will delete all records of it unless it was included in a previous court report. with two buttons underneath it: "Return" or "Remove".
Clicking "Return" closes the dialogue box and does nothing.
Clicking "Remove" closes the dialogue box and deletes the court mandate. This should trigger a banner style notification reading, "Court mandate has been removed."
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Hello there, I am working on this issue.
I already did the edit part when implementing #1795, but I will finish the job by adding the delete option too.
Part of epic #1730, dependent on #1731
AS a supervisor,
I WANT to be able to edit and/or remove court mandates,
SO THAT court mandates remain relevant, up-to-date, and can be removed if I make a mistake.
How it works now
After #1731 is complete, supervisors will have the ability to add court mandates, but not edit or remove them.
How it should work instead
Supervisors should be able to easily edit or remove court mandates from CASA Case Details.
Acceptance Criteria
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: