When an item in my Editviews is updated (by clicking the "Update" button) it simply disappears. It does update, and it's still technically "there," but it doesn't re-appear until an HTTP refresh and the user is left to wonder where it went.

This wouldn't be an important issue except that I'm using Editview to facilitate using a CCK field with Multiple Values checked. When the node is submitted and re-loaded, more text fields appear for more input to be added.

D5.7, MySQL, PHP5.2, Apache/2.

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matteogeco’s picture

I have the same problem, I discovered that the problem is: the program execution enters drupal_get_form() (editview.module, line 60) and after all ends in /includes/common.inc line 319 where it stops running because of an exit instruction, but I don't understand why...

icecreamyou’s picture

I fixed my problem by applying one of the patches in another issue in this queue. I don't remember which one it was, but I made three changes to EditView:

* Changed the name of the .js file, I think to editview.jquery.js or something like that
* Applied the NodeReference patch
* Applied the FreeTagging taxonomy patch (I don't think it's this one because I un-applied it after I found that it's incompatible with the NodeReference patch)

matteogeco’s picture

Thank you IceCreamYou, but I'm still stuck with this, I've already applyed all corrections from 222302, and also installed JQuery Update, that solved all JavaScript errors but not the main problem...

icecreamyou’s picture

...I think switching the jquery.form.js file per 222302 (http://dev.jquery.com/browser/trunk/plugins/form/jquery.form.js?rev=4488) is what fixed it for me.

g76’s picture

Applied all the above and am having the same issue as well. Also, when updated just the taxonomy(not freetagging) it doesn't actually update it in the node itself, although when I refresh the editview to see the updated node, it is set to the taxonomy I was trying to change it to.

any ideas?

joshuajabbour’s picture

Status: Active » Closed (duplicate)