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Got a strange one here. I've recently started a new project using version 3.0.5 of the code, and I've found that I can't change the sort order of nodes through the CMS. I've tried in IE6 & 7, and FireFox (just to rule out cross browser compatibility problems), but nothing. All I'm getting is the sort order box popping up but populated with no nodes. before anyone suggests it, I've made sure I'm right clicking on the right node :) I have an old project that's been released and is currently live running version 3.0.3 and sorting works fine. Can anyone shed any light?
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Do you have any long file names? The default sort functionality does not handle long files names so a small modification to the /umbraco/sort.aspx is required:
Line 62-68: Width changed from 240 to 310 and autoSizeColumns from true to false
var colModel = new Ext.grid.ColumnModel([
{header: "Name", width: 310, sortable: true, dataIndex: 'Name'},
{header: "Sort Order", width: 120, sortable: true, dataIndex: 'Sort Order'},
{header: "Create Date", width: 120, sortable: true, renderer: Ext.util.Format.dateRenderer('m/d/Y'), dataIndex: 'Create Date'}
]);
var grid = new Ext.grid.Grid('grid-example', {ds: ds, cm: colModel, autoSizeColumns: false,
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Cheers bruceb, unforunately it didn't work, I'm still getting the problem. File names aren't particularly long anyway, the longest is about 10 characters. Cheers anyway :)
www.punkyduck.comThe iron heals, mends, fortifies, toughens, vitalizes, enables, engages, entertains, fulfills, instructs, humbles and makes a good door stop... Dave Draper
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Are you certain that you don't have an old browser cache of the control? This could be the case if you have used localhost for another site earlier... ...or to put in short; - Have you emptied your browser cache? // ;) Kalle
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kalpa wrote:Are you certain that you don't have an old browser cache of the control? This could be the case if you have used localhost for another site earlier...
...or to put in short; - Have you emptied your browser cache?
// ;) Kalle I have now :) Still no joy though. I'm starting to think it's something to do with the way I installed it (I didn't strictly follow the instructions as I was doing 3 things at once). If I get desperate, I'll try re-downloading the files and copying them over the top, see if that solves the problem (well, copy over the top of the files I haven't changed). I'm still open to suggestions though...
www.punkyduck.comThe iron heals, mends, fortifies, toughens, vitalizes, enables, engages, entertains, fulfills, instructs, humbles and makes a good door stop... Dave Draper
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Remember in the old days whenever anything went wrong on your (windows) computer you'd just reboot it and that solved even the most mysterious problems? (No, I'm not about to suggest that umbraco is buggy) I've come to find that file permission problems create the weirdest problems that you'd never guess had anything to do with permissions. I'd recommend you double- and triple-check your file permissions. If you're not worried about the potential security issue, just give full control to the NETWORK SERVICE user (or whichever user is assigned to your site's application pool). That might just solve it. If not, you've not wasted more than a few minutes. cheers, doug.
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Why is it whenever anyone mentions permissions I get this slightly sick feeling in my stomach? Cheers Doug, I'll have a look through them later and make sure they're all what they're suppose to be. Permissions, then bane of my life.
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Did anyone find a solution? I have the same problem and feel kind of stuck...
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When I run into problems like this, I re-publish either the parent node and children or the entire site. That usually fixes it, for me at least :) EDIT: Sorry, did not see the 'sort items missing' part
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Fantask wrote:Did anyone find a solution? I have the same problem and feel kind of stuck... I didn't exactly find a solution, the problem seemed to solve itself when I uploaded the site to the main server, now sort works in all browsers previously mentioned. Just out of interest, what type of system you running on? I had problems running with a Windows XP system, but it worked fine when uploaded to a Server 2007 system (or whatever the pre-2008 server edition was).
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