Subject: Umbraco 15.4.1: Non-Admin Publish Fails ONLY on Safari - Validation Error ("price" field)

Questions
1

Hi Umbraco Community,

We’re encountering a peculiar issue with our Umbraco 15.4.1 installation and are hoping someone might have seen something similar or could offer some insights.

The Problem:
When a user logged into the backoffice without admin rights attempts to publish content, they receive a validation error. Publishing works perfectly fine for users with admin rights .

The Error Message:

{
    "type": "Error",
    "title": "Validation failed",
    "status": 400,
    "detail": "One or more properties did not pass validation",
    "operationStatus": "PropertyValidationError",
    "errors": {
        "$.values[?(@.alias == 'price' && @.culture == null && @.segment == null)].Value": [
            "#validation_invalidNull"
        ]
    }
}

Key Details & Quirks:

  1. Admin vs. Non-Admin: Admins can publish the exact same content without any issues. Non-admins cannot.

  2. Browser Specificity: This problem onlyoccurs when the non-admin user is using Safari . If the same non-admin user tries to publish using Chrome, Firefox, or Edge, it works without any errors.

Environment:

  • Umbraco Version: 15.4.1

We’re a bit stumped by the Safari-only aspect for non-admins. Any help or shared experiences would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance!

2

Sorry to repost here, but is there someone I can contact to get help here?

3

If you can reproduce the issue and you think it’s a bug, you can open an issue:

4

Thanks for replying Luuk :slight_smile:

So I need to make a new Umbraco Installation, publish that site somewhere and find a mac and test it out?

5

Not neccessarily, but it really helps you if you have steps to reproduce the issue on an Umbraco instance with as little changes as possible.

I just ran a quick test on Safari 18.4 (on Sequoia) on one of our 15.4.1 sites and I could publish fine there with a user that has the Writer and Editor roles. What roles does the user have that doesn’t work? Also what version of OS X and Safari are they using?

fyi: for testing in many different OS’ and browsers we have a (paid) tool called browserstack.

6

Thank you Luuk, I think I understand where the error is, or at least comming from.

It’s when Umbraco Commerce is installed and you have a required field that uses the price property from commerce, thats when I can recreate the error.
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EDIT: Its a bug in Umbraco Commerce, its currently being reviewed in their backlog

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