#27026 Creating company contact: Half of the values are not saved

enhancement

major

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Kafka and TL-Sync should use an exponential backoff in case of problems

minor

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Configuring StorageMapping on PrimitiveStorage

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Enable tooltips via tabs

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Support for multi-file upload in declarative forms

defect

major

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Long values lead to unusable column filters

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Missing items in refetch update event

minor

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Wrong DB configuration at replay after changing FastList table

#26989

Broken GWT Launch Config

#26993

Application monitor uses wrong locale for displaying working memory values

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Potential NullPointerException with Drag&Drop

#27021

Missing search buttons in Modern theme

#27022

Cyclic FileSystemProvider dependency in Log4J2

#27025

Inconsistent font type and size for number fields

#27026

Creating company contact: Half of the values are not saved

#27030

SafeHTML not started during automatic data migration

#27031

Missing adaptation of the stored model in model changing EventRewriter

#27032

Unexpected order of backup log files with Log4j2

#27036

The ThemeImage "NoIcon" does not disappear, but is displayed as an empty white image

#27039

Administration: Contact cleanup produces error message

#27040

Jackson FasterXML Update to 2.13.4

#27043

Batik update to 1.16

#27045

Maintenance page ScanData.jsp does not compile in openJDK 1.8

defect

minor

#27026

Creating company contact: Half of the values are not saved

Security

When a company contact is created, the value is not saved for about half of the attributes. This is caused by the tl:CompanyContactCreateHandler, which saves only a small, hard-coded set of attributes.

Implementation

The missing attributes were added to the `tl:CompanyContactCreateHandler`.

Test

Create a company contact. Fill in all fields on the creation form. All data must be displayed after creation.