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Bug submitting uplinks

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#3 Bug submitting uplinks

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2006-02-23
2006-02-23
Mark A
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I'm using phpwebsite 0.10.0 with uplink module 0.7.4.
I've been able to successfully create new uplinks with
photos before (although not often) but now when I try
to submit a new uplink, clicking the 'Save Uplink'
button takes me to the Event Calendar form. The uplink
is not uploaded or saved. I'm trying to upload a pdf
document but I get the same behavior when trying a test
image.

I haven't installed any new modules in a long time so I
don't know what the problem could be. I'd appreciate
any help.

Mark

Discussion

  • Greg Meiste

    Greg Meiste - 2006-02-24

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    I've seen this problem before with other modules, so I'm
    going to take a stab at guessing what this problem is.

    I think the problem is that the uplink form is missing the
    {END_FORM} at the end of its edit.tpl. Most browsers
    understand what the user wants and handles this ok.
    However, when you have the calendar on the right side of the
    website, things break because calendar has a submit new
    event form. Now the browser gets confused since the uplink
    form wasn't closed and thinks the submit event form is what
    you want and does the action associated with that. It all
    depends where the calendar is in the code in relation to the
    uplink form.

    Long story short, add {END_FORM} to the bottom of
    mod/uplink/templates/edit.tpl and see if that fixes it for you.

     
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  • Greg Meiste

    Greg Meiste - 2006-02-24

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    Moved to uplink tracker.

     
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  • Mark A

    Mark A - 2006-02-24

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    Thanks blindman, that worked perfectly! And I did recently
    move the calendar to the right-hand column just as you
    thought. Awesome!

     
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