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The owner decided what a quantity must be: at least the minimum order, at most what a line may hold, and not a multiple of the minimum (design §11, decision 12). The server never asked for a multiple. The quantity fields did, by stepping in units of the minimum, so a browser refused what the server would have taken — and with a ceiling of 500 a part with a minimum of 200 could be ordered as 200 or 400 and nothing else. They step by one. The design also records the owner's other decision of the day: a derived price goes on being rounded up to the next .99 (decision 11).
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Two decisions of the owner's (design §11, decisions 11 and 12).
What a quantity must be: at least the minimum order, at most what a line may hold — and not a multiple of the minimum. The server never asked for a multiple. The quantity fields did, by stepping in units of the minimum, so a browser refused what the server would have taken; and with a ceiling of 500 a part with a minimum of 200 could be ordered as 200 or 400 and nothing else. The fields step by one now.
The rounding of a derived price stays as it is: up to the next
.99. Nothing changes in the code for it; the design records it.How it was verified