I'm trying to button up an install and am slowly working through my list of issues. Now up:
Weblinks: When user submits a broken link, it gets properly added in the admin panel. The problem I have is this:
If there is more than one broken link reported, regardless of the ID of the link in the URL, it opens the editor for the first reported link in the list:
Lets say I have four links:
Bob's house of links: ID 39
Jack's house of pancakes: ID 92
Jane's house of Jacks: ID 12
Don's house of houses: ID 98
I go to the reported links panel, then decide I want to edit Jane's house of Jacks, since I know what is wrong with that link. I click the edit link, which has a URL of:
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When it gets to the edit page, instead of Jane's house of Jacks' information, I have Bob's house of links' information. No matter which link I try to edit, I get the information for the first link in the list.
If I edit the links via the id number at the front of the weblinks module, it works properly, but it doesn't work via the reported broken links panel.
Does anyone have an idea of what I might be able to do to resolve this issue?
thanks,
json
Last edited by schwim on Fri May 02, 2008 9:49 pm; edited 1 time in total
I explained it poorly. The LinksEditBrokenLinks function does not work properly. It puts the data for the first reported broken link in the edit fields when I try to edit any reported broken link.
At the front, it's a form for inputting the link ID to edit ,and it leads to a link like this(when converted to GET):
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So, function LinksModLink works correctly, but LinksEditBrokenLinks does not.
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Sat May 03, 2008 8:00 am
I don't recommend nor use that version nor do I even have a test site installed. Are you using the virgin modules that came with v7.8 or has it been modified?
As we tell most everyone v7.8 is a v-e-r-y buggy release overall. We highly recommend reversion to v7.6 and recommend even more strongly changing to RavenNuke(tm).
Thanks very much for your help, Raven. When the entirety of the PHP-Nuke community collapsed, your site was the only guys left to help. I appreciate you being here.
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