{ "validationId": 1, "tableId": 10, "tableName": "ChemicalProperties", "fieldId": 101, "fieldName": "YieldStrength", "aliasName": "YS", "minVal": 250.0, "maxVal": 350.0, "isDisable": false, "standardId": 5, "standardName": "ASTM A106", "docId": 2, "docName": "Material Test Certificate", "venId": 3, "otherVal": "RangeCheck" }, { "validationId": 2, "tableId": 11, "tableName": "ChemicalProperties", "fieldId": 102, "fieldName": "CarbonContent", "aliasName": "C%", "minVal": 0.18, "maxVal": 0.25, "isDisable": false, "standardId": 6, "standardName": "ASTM A106", "docId": 3, "docName": "Material Test Certificate", "venId": null, "otherVal": "LimitCheck" }]
need to show the one standardname for all validation names and edit option for all , how to design this
I've redesigned the validation management interface to group validations by standard name and added edit functionality for all entries.
I've redesigned the validation management interface with these key improvements:
The interface maintains all the functionality from the previous version while adding the grouping by standard name and edit capabilities you requested.
The code returns the following error:
The "/components/validation-management" module does not provide an export named "ValidationManagement".
Revise the code to address the error.
I was previewing: /
Let me fix that export error for you.
The error occurred because there was a mismatch between how the component was exported and how it was imported. I've made two changes to fix this:
Changed the component export in validation-management.tsx from a named export to a default export:
export default function ValidationManagement() {Updated the import statement in page.tsx to use a default import instead of a named import:
import ValidationManagement from "@/components/validation-management"This change ensures that the export and import statements match, which should resolve the error you were seeing. The component functionality remains exactly the same - this is just fixing how the component is exported and imported.
Here’s a clean, user-friendly design you could follow:
✅ Step 1: Dropdowns (Selection) Standard Name (Dropdown)
Table Name (Dropdown)
➕ Step 2: Add Validation Fields (Form Inputs in a Row)
Field Name Alias Name Min Value Max Value Doc Name Other Value Action Textbox Textbox Number Number Dropdown Textbox ➕ Add You can make it so the user fills out this row and clicks “➕ Add” to append it to a list (like a table below).
📝 Step 3: Added Fields Preview (Editable Table) After clicking "Add", the data appears in a temporary table:
Field Name Alias Min Max Doc Name Other ✏️ 🗑️ Mo Molybdenum 0.44 0.65 TC Report Mo content validation Edit Delete 🔘 Step 4: Save Button At the bottom, add a Save Validations button that will push the entire list to the backend.