When Ι use editablefields combined with VBO in the same view the first editablefield of the first row is not really editable (I make changes but nothing saved to database on the first field of the first row).

Thank you.

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andreiashu CreditAttribution: andreiashu commented

Hi,

I reckon the VBO click handlers are conflicting with the EF ones.
Thanks for reporting this.

I'll have a look into it, hopefully in the 6.3 branch.

Thanks,
Andrei

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solotandem CreditAttribution: solotandem commented

I have 3 editable fields in a view with VBO style; the editable fields are set to HTML, HTML, and AJAX format. With this configuration, the field edits all seem to take except for the first two fields in the first row (HTML format). If I change the formats to AJAX, HTML, and AJAX, again only the HTML formatted field in row 1 fails to save properly. The database value becomes NULL if any edit is attempted while the browser display shows the input value.

If xatiu can confirm problem only occurs with use of HTML format, then the issue title could be clarified.

I have two other displays of the same view using HTML and Table style layouts. All editable fields seem to work regardless of format.

Displaying 3 columns of text fields from 20 nodes regardless of style layout, the page rendering is quite slow and the AJAX rendering can be watched as it loads up each little form. If the 3 columns are checkboxes, then the page rendering is responsive, no lags. It may relate to how many of the fields have values in the database, as many of mine do not.

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xatiu CreditAttribution: xatiu commented

Hello,
I don't remember if other field types worked correctly because I didn't try them.
I could confirm that the page load is a bit slowly and in some browsers (eg ie) I have some strange page animation before the page load finished. (maybe this is a jquery related problem that will be solved with a version update)

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CreditAttribution: joelpittet at The University of British Columbia commented
Issue summary: View changes
Status: Active » Closed (outdated)

Closing this to triage the queue. Feel free to comment if you'd like this to be re-opened, though currently there is nobody supporting the 6.x branch.