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RT#25533, RT#32171, RT#32212
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calculation, #25935
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#26999
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- added a nowrap around the MAC vendor string to improve readability
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Sorry, I shouldn't have missed this. I've gotten used to using either
DBIx::Class to construct queries for me or using whole prepared statements,
which handle the quoting automagically. I've gotten out of practice with
SQL created piecemeal.
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I tested this as best I could. I worked with my fake data. I accounted
for ' and blank lines, assuming terminal whitespace was irrelevant.
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->param('cust_fields') argument is no longer required
when the parameter is not passed, the initial value previously passed to cust_header() is used
if @cust_fields is empty, cust_header() is called with no arguments
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number of calls to FS::UI::Web::cust_header() by 3 in this component
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populated the fields. FS RT #27208
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#20384
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