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Customer Care Tickets Design

A Bootstrap-styled Blazor Ticket Form for creating and updating customer care tickets. Uses EditForm with InputText/InputSelect/InputCheckbox and tabbed sections, and includes Bootstrap form-control styling.

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## What's implemented - Tabbed layout with two tabs: Ticket Details and Site Details. - Large ticket entry form split into responsive columns and cards. - Inputs for text, selects, text areas and checkboxes with a submit action. - Grouped sections: ticket metadata, order parts, resolution codes, status fields, action log and submit button. ## Key components - EditForm - InputText, InputTextArea, InputSelect, InputCheckbox - @bind-Value bindings on model properties - Bootstrap layout: container-fluid, row, col-*, card, nav-tabs ## How it works - A CustomerCareTicketModel instance (ticket) is bound to an EditForm; fields use InputText/InputSelect/InputTextArea/InputCheckbox with @bind-Value to synchronize UI and model. - Tab switching is implemented by a local string activeTab and simple @onclick handlers to toggle rendered tab content. - Submit is provided by a button of type="submit" inside the EditForm; no submit handler is shown in this page, so form processing and validation attributes must be added in code-behind or a handler. ## Styling - Uses Bootstrap utility and component classes (form-control, form-select, row, col-*, card, nav-tabs) for layout and responsiveness. - Custom CSS overrides tab and card header colors in CustomerCareTickets.razor.css to apply a dark-teal theme and button styles. - Layout adapts via Bootstrap grid breakpoints (col-lg-8/4, col-md-*), so form stacks on smaller screens. ## Reuse steps 1. Add the Razor and model files to a Blazor project and register static CSS if not already included; ensure Bootstrap is referenced in index.html/_Host.cshtml. 2. Add a submit handler or use OnValidSubmit on EditForm and add DataAnnotations attributes to CustomerCareTicketModel for validation. 3. Import Microsoft.AspNetCore.Components.Forms namespace where needed (usually via _Imports.razor). 4. Replace hard-coded <option> lists with service-driven data (inject services or state and bind collections to InputSelect). 5. Wire persistence and authentication in program startup and call APIs from the submit handler to save tickets. ## Limitations & next steps - Page contains only client-side UI; server-side wiring, validation attributes, OnValidSubmit handler and data services are not implemented. - Select lists are static or empty; populate via injected services or API calls and handle async loading. - No explicit validation components (DataAnnotationsValidator, ValidationSummary) are present; add them to enable validation messages. - Consider extracting repeated field groups into reusable components and adding unit/interaction tests.