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AttirbuteLinkedSet using edit_mode of add_remove not working

mjp123
2015-09-08
2015-09-08
  • mjp123

    mjp123 - 2015-09-08

    Hi All,

    I am creating my own extension and need to allow a user to select from a list of pre-existing items to add to another object. From the documentation this is done using the AttributeLinkedSet, however it doesn't appear to work. I am looking for others to confirm this before I raise a defect ticket against the current version.

    The problem is that it lets to add and/or remove but does not save the changes even though the message says changes saved so it must be detecting the object changes.

    The problem is also apparent in the core product for example in the Chmange Management, try adding child changes.

    The relationship seems to work crrectly the other way around e.g you can set a parent on the change then is shows up in the list.

    If others can confirm this defect, I will raise a ticket as I need this functionality to work correctly.

    Many thanks,
    Matt

     
  • Denis

    Denis - 2015-09-08

    Hi Matt,

    Are you using 2.2.0-beta? If so it's probably the same issue as [#1111] which is being worked on right now.

     

    Related

    Tickets: #1111

  • mjp123

    mjp123 - 2015-09-08

    Denis,

    Thanks for the reply and yes that is the same problem. I did have a quick look though the issues, but missed that one somehow.

    Do you have a date when a fix will be released?

    Many thanks,
    Matt

     
  • mjp123

    mjp123 - 2015-09-08

    Denis,

    I have for now just grabbed the latest version of the 3 modified core files from trunk and patched my system. I can confirm that this has resolved the problem.

    Many thanks,
    Matt

     
  • Denis

    Denis - 2015-09-08

    We hope we can release 2.2.0 sometime next week !

     

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