Closed pkarjala closed 9 years ago
Here is the raw output of the Set form when submitted, and System.out.println(formWithSetData);
is called:
Form(of=class views.formdata.SetFormData,
data={
name=Patrick's Expert Routine,
description=Start with this Amazing Routine, then close with The Great Parcheesi. This is the perfect intro to dinner, and will leave your guests hungry (for dinner anyway).,
id=0,
magicianId=0,
routines[0]=1,
routines[1]=2},
value=None,
errors={
routines[0]=[ValidationError(routines[0],[error.invalid.target.routines[0], error.invalid.target.routines,
error.invalid.routines[0], error.invalid.routines, error.invalid.models.Routine, error.invalid],[])],
routines[1]=[ValidationError(routines[1],[error.invalid.target.routines[1], error.invalid.target.routines,
error.invalid.routines[1], error.invalid.routines, error.invalid.models.Routine, error.invalid],[])]
}
)
This should now be resolved.
Somewhere in the Postgres migration, the ability to save Sets was lost.
Currently, whenever you generate a new Set, it returns an Error, even though no errors were triggered.
This appears to be in Application.java line 545 or thereabouts. Continuing to investigate at this time.