0043375: [20Q1] [NewSkin] [UX] Error message that appears when inputting a same password is duplicate in "Password Change" popup

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Summary	0043375: [20Q1] [NewSkin] [UX] Error message that appears when inputting a same password is duplicate in "Password Change" popup

Revision	2020-03-02 09:53 by inaki_garcia
Steps To Reproduce	-- In the Backend 0. Log in the ERP as "Openbravo" user with the "The White Valley Group Admin" role 1. Go to the User window 2. Select the "vallblanca" user, check the "Expired Password" checkbox, and save the record -- In the Frontend 0. Try to log in with the "vallblanca" user. The "Password Change" popup will appear 1. Input the same password in the two input fields NOTICE that an error message appears, duplicating what the description already says

Revision	2020-03-02 09:53 by inaki_garcia
Description	The error text that appears at the lower part of the popup when inputting the same password in the "Password Change" popup is duplicate to what is redrawn as the popup description. "Same password than the old one" error message says the same as "Password must be different to the previous one", and thus should be removed.

Revision	2020-02-28 13:19 by inaki_garcia
Steps To Reproduce	-- In the Backend 0. Log in the ERP as "Openbravo" user with the "The White Valley Group Admin" role 1. Go to the User window 2. Select the "vallblanca" user, check the "Expired Password" checkbox, and save the record -- In the Frontend 0. Try to log in with the "vallblanca" user. The "Password Change" popup will appear 1. Input the same password in the two input fields NOTICE that the corresponding error message appears, but is incorrectly aligned

Revision	2020-02-28 13:19 by inaki_garcia
Description	The error text that appears at the lower part of the popup when inputting the same password in the "Password Change" popup has an incorrect text alignment. The text should be aligned to the left and centered in the gap between the second input field and the buttons.