The refresh error is a bit annoying, especially if one is using draggableviews in a non admin way.. As a temporary solution, I simply tossed in a node presave function into a module.. thought I would post it so that others could do the same until a solution is found which removes the need for such function. Note, this will not always work unless you never enter a value into the integer field.. a simple way to ensure that this always happens is to unset the field using a form_alter.
/*
* This is a quick fix to the problem with draggable views which causes an error
* if more than one node has the same value for integer. Therefore, unless the
* user has set the integer field, then it is set to the node created unix timestamp.
*/
function modulename_nodeapi(&$node, $op) {
switch($op){
case "presave":
if(!isset($node->field_integer[0]['value'])) {
$node->field_integer[0]['value'] = $node->changed;
}
break;
}
}
Comments
Comment #1
ultimateboy commentedHumm. That just does not work. Appears to work until you try to edit the node. /me tries to figure something else out.
Comment #2
ultimateboy commentedFor now, I am just going to say will not fix, to get it off of the normal issue listing..
Comment #3
ultimateboy commentedWell. This actually did work, and quite well for that matter. The problem was coming from a bit more custom code I was applying to hook_nodeapi().
I think that this is actually a wonderful solution to this problem... It is simple and should work, every time without fail.
Comment #5
looplog commentedYes the refresh error is the one thing holding me back from using this module. So, what exactly should I do with the above code to get a temporary fix?
Comment #6
ultimateboy commentedYou will have to create a custom module to invoke the hook_nodeapi(). The above code is the only thing required within your .module file. You will also have to create a .info file for your custom module. Read the documentation pages on creating modules for more information.