When a webform the visitor gets a status message to inform him about this. The type of this status message is 'status'. A more priviliged user gets the status message, but the type is 'info'.
Create a webform add it to a page and close the webform. Visit this page as a visitor and as an administrator. Both will have a different message type.
When the webform closed message is shown, always use status type info for the message.
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cgoffin commentedComment #4
cgoffin commentedComment #5
vinodhini.e commentedHi,
I was able to reproduce the issue on Drupal 11.2.5.
As an admin user, the closed webform message is displayed as an info type with the message:
“This webform is closed. Only submission administrators are allowed…”
As an anonymous user, the message shown is:
“Sorry… This form is closed to new submissions.” and appears as a status type.
After applying MR !845, both messages are now displayed as info type for both admin and anonymous users.
Attaching a screenshot for reference.
Thanks.
Comment #6
liam morlandPlease re-roll on 6.3.x.