50-line maximum not honored for select fields

calebtr - May 17, 2008 - 15:06
Project:Multireference CCK field
Version:5.x-1.1
Component:Miscellaneous
Category:bug report
Priority:normal
Assigned:Unassigned
Status:active
Description

I don't have a problem, though, I am trying to avoid one.

I'm hoping to relate thousands of nodes to thousands of other nodes, and I imagine I expect to come up against the maximum more than once.

Specifically, I have a node type document and a node type url. Many urls show up in more than 50 documents. I could use a taxonomy for the URLs instead, but then I wouldn't be able to assign taxonomy terms to them :).

Why is there a maximum?

#1

calebtr - May 19, 2008 - 16:54
Title:50 reference maximum» 50-line maximum not honored for select fields
Category:support request» bug report

Ok, it seems like the 50-maximum is on the number of lines returned by the auto complete field, not the number of references - is that correct?

If it is, there is a bug when the field is set as a 'select' - the 50 line maximum is not honored.

#2

steve.m - May 20, 2008 - 20:55

I arbitrary chose 50 as the maximum no. of elements/lines to be stored in one multireference field. That could quite easily be made user-configurable.

Are you saying that you have created a multireference field and used it to store more than 50 references?

#3

Rosamunda - June 7, 2008 - 02:53

suscribing.
I think that the admin should be able to set the max to infinite (something like "set 0 for no limit").

Amazing module, thanks!

#4

calebtr - October 28, 2008 - 22:54

I'm just looking over my old issues - yes, I had nodes that referenced 50 or more other nodes and was building the nodes programatically.

When I went to edit a node, the 10s of thousands of possible nodes in the multireference 'select' widget crashed my browser, which is why I was wondering about that.

I solved my problem when I realized I didn't need multireference at all - I reversed the direction of the references, so 50 nodes were referencing 1 instead of 1 referencing 50, and themed a node.tpl.php to display the references.

 
 

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