Re: Jahia 4.0.3 addition of field bug

Hello,

So if I understand you want a stabilized 4.0.3 
edition of Jahia? Mmmh looks exactly like a 
concept of patches and service packs and that is 
why we released a 4.0.4, a 4.0.5 or a 4.0.6! So 
you prefer trying spending time backporting some 
piece of code in the kernel rather than just 
applying a service pack? Please note that the 
Jahia engines are a quite complex piece of 
architecture. So modifying something somewhere 
may perfectly break other features. So we clearly 
do not encourage you to "fork" an old and 
deprecated Jahia release. This will then become 
harder to maintain and to evolve. So why could 
you not simply patch your Jahia server (includung 
that the Jahia service packs are provided free of 
charge!) if this bug was already corrected?

Stéphane

At 14:25 06/07/2005, you wrote:
>Serge,
>
>I have developed a site with a later version 
>(4.0.5) and had no problems.  Unfortunately we 
>are unable to upgrade this site.  I was looking 
>for pointers as to where this may be occurring 
>and perhaps able to dig a little into the jsp side of the code...
>
>Regards
>
>Serge Huber wrote:
>>Did you try this with the latest stable release of Jahia ?
>>Regards,
>>  Serge Huber.
>>CodeMonkey wrote:
>>
>>>I am running Jahia 4.0.3 build 5580
>>>
>>>In an existing container I have defined three new fields, namely:
>>>
>>><content:declareField 
>>>name='<%="redirectContributorLinkId" + id%>' 
>>>title="Contributed by link ID" 
>>>titleKey="redirectContributorLinkId" 
>>>bundleKey="<%=resBundleID%>" type="SmallText" />
>>>
>>><content:declareField 
>>>name='<%="redirectLinkId" + id%>' 
>>>title="Redirect link ID" 
>>>titleKey="redirectLinkId" bundleKey="<%=resBundleID%>" type="SmallText" />
>>>
>>><content:declareField 
>>>name='<%="redirectSourceLinkId" + id%>' 
>>>title="Redirect source link ID" 
>>>titleKey="redirectSourceLinkId" 
>>>bundleKey="<%=resBundleID%>" type="SmallText" />
>>>
>>>When I try to update an existing container with new values for these fields:
>>>
>>>1. If I click on Apply after updating the 
>>>field, the field changes from a html input to 
>>>text which says 'Value:' without the updated 
>>>value appearing (this is no longer an html 
>>>input field and cannot be edited).  The value 
>>>is not stored. As an aside, any other fields 
>>>below this field in the update pane also 
>>>prints out 'Value:' but appended to this is the actaul stored
>>>2. If I click on OK the field does not get updated.
>>>
>>>If I add a new container, I can updated/edit 
>>>these fields and they work as expected.
>>>
>>>Also when I only add one extra field, I am 
>>>able to update/edit this field.  If I 
>>>subsequently add a second field, the above behaviour is exhibited.
>>>
>>>Any pointers to the problem?
>>>
>

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