Closed st-anton closed 9 years ago
@st-anton @tomfuller2 Please see fix and test.
Still same behaviour.
Did you clear your cache. I'm not able to reproduce the error now. I'll check again but this was fixed.
I tested with Firefox and IE, cleared the cache of both before, reloaded the page again. Still the 500 error is present on both.
This is a design and will have to change if needed.
Now the 'save and add media file' does not crash anymore, the study is saved. But afterwards, it does not open the same study in order to add a media file, but starts a new study to fill in.
@st-anton Can you verify this is still happening?
Yes, still happening.
Well that is not good. I'll look into where this is coming from. Need to fix this ASAP.
So now when I am editing a study on the front end, the # links do not work - it only stays on the first window and won't go to Media Files or Access or anything.
This now works so I am closing. Successfully added a study and media file. One thing we might consider is putting a Save button, not just Save & Close.
@tomfuller2 Save should show up when you are editing a existing one but it will not work from when adding new one from a sermon.
In the tab 'Media Files for this Study' there is a link 'Click to Save and Add a Media File'. This does not save the study nor jump to the media edit form. Instead of the media for a page is displayed: The requested page cannot be found. 500 Layout default not found
A curious URL shows up in the browser URL line: http://localhost/j33_test/index.php/component/biblestudy/messageform# (If I add a new media, the URL looks like: http://localhost/j33_test/index.php/medien-admin/mediafileform?layout=edit&return=aHR0cDovL2xvY2FsaG9zdC9qMzNfdGVzdC9pbmRleC5waHA/b3B0aW9uPWNvbV9iaWJsZXN0dWR5JnZpZXc9bWVkaWFmaWxlbGlzdA==)