Hello,
First, thank for your module, it's very helpful.
My bug : in a field collection embed in a content type, with unlimited value, the taxonomy term reference tree doesn't stayed minimize when I add another item to the content.
In fact, when I click on the button add another item, the class 'term-reference-tree-collapsed' is removed, and I can't find why. Can someone help me a little (I knew PHP but not Javascript so It will be a little complicated for me to debug this).
Any help with be greatful.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #6 | added_detach_behaviors-1350152-6.patch | 537 bytes | bblake |
| #2 | term_reference_tree-1350152-2.patch | 604 bytes | tim.plunkett |
Comments
Comment #1
tim.plunkettThe JS code should be rewritten to use Drupal.behaviors: http://drupal.org/node/171213#behaviors
Comment #2
tim.plunkettThis is completely untested, but it might actually make a difference.
Comment #3
aron novakBut to implement it properly, the context must not be ignored.
Comment #4
bartk commentedFixed in 7.x-1.x-dev
Comment #5
natukI am sorry for reopening this, but I think the problem still exists in 7.x-1.9. When a second row is added in the field collection, expanding a branch in any row does not work properly. The branch is expanded momentarily and then it collapses immediately.
Comment #6
bblake commentedI've tracked this issue down as I was having a similar problem and submitted a patch. The basic problem is that when there's an AJAX element on a drupal form, when the ajax submit and form re-building happens, it calls detachbehaviors to detach all behaviors associated with the form elements for the whole form, then re-attaches the elements for the whole form. taxonomy_term_tree didn't have a detach: clause and thus the behavior was never getting detached and would get added every time you performed an AJAX action.
Comment #7
bblake commentedChanged to needs review
Comment #8
dave reidI think #6 is actually resolved by using .once() in #1509356: strange module behaviors when uploading image. Restoring original status.