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Ticket Details Blazor Form

Blazor Ticket Details provides a Bootstrap-styled ticket form with toggles and selects plus an editable ticket history table. Uses EditForm and Input* components with client-side state and simple add-row interaction.

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## What's implemented - Ticket Details form split into two Bootstrap cards: Ticket Details and ATM Details. - Inputs include selects, text inputs, date picker, and boolean switches. - Ticket History area with a small entry row and a bordered, responsive table showing history rows. - Client-side add-row interaction that appends a history item to an in-memory list. ## Key components - EditForm - InputSelect, InputText, InputDate, InputCheckbox - HTML table with table-responsive wrapper - Bootstrap layout elements: container, row, col-*, card, btn - @bind-Value data binding and @onclick event handler (AddHistoryItem) ## How it works - The page uses a TicketViewModel instance bound to EditForm; fields use @bind-Value to keep the model in sync. - A TicketHistoryItem model is bound to the entry row for new history items; AddHistoryItem validates minimal fields and pushes a new item into a List<TicketHistoryItem>. - The history table iterates ticketHistory and renders rows; an empty-state row is shown when the list is empty. - No server calls or persistence are present; state is kept in component fields and initialized in OnInitialized. ## Styling - Bootstrap utility and component classes define layout and spacing (container, row, g-*, card, form-control, btn, table-responsive). - Forms and controls rely on default Bootstrap form styles; responsiveness is provided via col- classes and the responsive table. ## Reuse steps 1. Add a Blazor project (Razor Components) and copy the .razor and model classes into a Pages/ and Models/ folder. 2. Ensure _Imports.razor or the component includes Microsoft.AspNetCore.Components.Forms and relevant namespaces. 3. Include Bootstrap CSS in index.html or _Host.cshtml if not already present. 4. Replace sample option lists with enums or data from services; expose persistence via injected services or HttpClient. 5. Add validation attributes to view models and include DataAnnotationsValidator and ValidationSummary inside EditForm for form validation. ## Limitations & next steps - This is a single-page UI generated by Instruct UI; no back-end wiring, API calls, or authentication are included. - No DataAnnotationsValidator is present; add validation and UI feedback for production. - History items are stored only in-memory; implement a service or API to persist entries and fetch ticket details. - Consider extracting reusable components (HistoryTable, TicketFormCard) and adding unit or component tests.