I created a CCK that has 3 matrices in it. When I create a node of this type, and fill in
the 3rd matrix only, the view of the page shows the matrix, but not the 1st 2 that are empty. Fine.

If I go in and edit the node, and fill out the second matrix, the view of the page will only show the 2nd matrix, not the 3rd. Not fine.

If I edit again and fill in the 1st matrix, the view page only shows the 2st matrix. Not fine.

What's going on here? Why are the other matrices not showing up???

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therainmakor commented

I am having the same problem. Only the last matrix has data that is being saved in it; all data in the other matrices is lost when you submit the page. I'm using Drupal 5.1/MySQL 4.0.23/PHP 4.4.2.

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mydllurth commented
Title: Can only display 1 matrix?? » All matrix submissions show now (for me)

I was having the same problem. So I looked at the module code.

A single test in matrix.module caught my eye. I'm new at module development, so take my suggestion as a mere observation of what worked. Obviously a deeper issue is involved, but ...

/* Original content
if ($count == 1) return theme('matrix_table_view',$node->$field['field_name'], $field);
*/

/* What works for me */
if ($count) return theme('matrix_table_view',$node->$field['field_name'], $field);

mydllurth’s picture

mydllurth commented
Title: All matrix submissions show now (for me) » Can only display 1 matrix??

I was having the same problem. So I looked at the module code.

A single test in matrix.module caught my eye. I'm new at module development, so take my suggestion as a mere observation of what worked. Obviously a deeper issue is involved, but ...

/* Original content
if ($count == 1) return theme('matrix_table_view',$node->$field['field_name'], $field);
*/

/* What works for me */
if ($count) return theme('matrix_table_view',$node->$field['field_name'], $field);

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Firewolf commented

Same problem here. I have 2 matrices and only 1 is displayed.

With the above change ($count), the 2 matrices are shown, but the 2nd is actually shown 3 times. So, still no perfect solution.

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Firewolf commented

When the ($count) code is used, it seems that the matrix is displayed n times when it contains n rows. That's why I get it 3 times in my previous post.

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Firewolf commented

OK, just found out that this issue is solved with v1.2.
Installed this version and the problem is solved in my project.

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mh86 commented
Status: Active » Fixed

works fine with newer versions. mark this as fixed

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(not verified) commented
Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.