Open dkruse-atlantisdx opened 3 months ago
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To me it looks like this is not necessary related to the language. It looks like a duplication of #458.
I guess this bug got introduced via #149 with a1cc4de40d8d8bd005b0f21d2605dda9f1cdb000. With the following explanation:
* element after a container * old: -uid of container is used (leeds to broken sorting) * new: -uid of last child in containers last column is used
A similar issue I also noticed, when I move a translated container element per drag and drop in page mode (connected mode) inside the same page. The translated element stays in the original position, the original element stays in de new position. Interestingly, only on the backend. It moves to the desired position on the frontend. Per trial and error I've found out that in my case, if I move the element from the oroginal position around, and i release it again at the same place, the translated element goes to the desired position on the backend. too. I don't know what happens in the database. The command suggested in #458 didn't help me, either.
Hello, i got an error report by a colleague, mentioning the english translation of a german page is sorted on top or at the bottom of the page. After investigation this issue i found that the problem comes from the b13/container extension, and exists on multiple TYPO3 instances. This occures since the version 2.0.0 of this extension.
We found out it has to do with the class B13\Container\Hooks\Datahandler\CommandMapBeforeStartHook Using the class from v1.6.1 sort the translated contentElements correctly. We are currently using v2.3.6, where the translated element is sorted wrong.
The resulting "cmdmap" looks right, so i don't see why this is the cause. Another colleague claims the error is on line 141 and should be:
if ($this->tcaRegistry->isContainerElement($record['CType'])) { continue; }
It seems the following target points to the last element inside of the container, instead of the container itself, which is the element before the element that we pasted into the page. That inserted contentElement could be any contentElement or a container.
Thanks for the extension and for looking into it. Kind Regards Daniel Kruse