Closed Markoise closed 9 months ago
@Markoise What column type did you create and delete? And what column types are in the table?
@Markoise What column type did you create and delete? And what column types are in the table?
In this case it was a column with type "Link" Otherwise, the types in the table are “text”, “selection”, “number field” and “star rating”.
In this case it was a column with type "Link" Otherwise, the types in the table are “text”, “selection”, “number field” and “star rating”. Hmm, I tested out with a Table having these column types, and it works for me.
If you can, please record a screencast while reproducing the bug
Also checking the Nextcloud log and browser error console would be great as this could give hints on where it fails. :)
Also checking the Nextcloud log and browser error console would be great as this could give hints on where it fails. :)
I tried to reproduce it again. The problem does not occur again on my test system.
It looks like only the table in my production system is affected and can no longer be searched or exported as a CSV.
In mid-2023 I had the phenomenon with an older version of Tables on another server.
If you create a new table and import the data via CSV, everything is fine again. Unfortunately, you then have to create all the column properties again first.
Unfortunately there is nothing in the logs.
We can reopen this later if the bug can reproduced or there are logs. For now, nothing can be done.
Steps to reproduce
Expected behavior
Actual behavior
Tables app version
0.6.6
Browser
Firefox 122, Edge
Client operating system
Windows, Android
Operating system
Debian Linux
Web server
Nginx
PHP engine version
PHP 8.2
Database
MariaDB
Additional info
No response