With JS disabled, I went to the rearrange fields page.
I clicked on the Ø button (I assume this removes the field).
I got taken to a 404 at "javascript%3Avoid()"
With JS disabled, I went to the rearrange fields page.
I clicked on the Ø button (I assume this removes the field).
I got taken to a 404 at "javascript%3Avoid()"
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Comment #1
dawehnercan you give more/detailed description what you did?
export the view , and your clickpath etc. THX
it works here quite well
Comment #2
dawehnerUpdate status
Comment #3
joachim commentedMy clickpath is:
1. Go to admin/build/views/tools and disable javascript
2. Go to edit a view that has several fields
3. Click the up-down arrow icon. This takes me to admin/build/views/nojs/rearrange/MYVIEWNAME/default/field
4. Click one of the Ø buttons.
5. Result: I am at javascript%3Avoid() which is a 404.
Just tested these steps with 2.7
Comment #4
dawehnerI think currently noone thought of using this without js :)
Comment #5
merlinofchaos commentedHmm, yeah.
I'm going to mark this as minor; each field has a dedicated remove button, so this is really the alternate UI for removing fields. It is possible it should simply not appear without javascript, since there is currently no serverside response for it, but I'll look into it. Or consider patches.
Comment #6
joachim commented> it should simply not appear without javascript
I'd say that's a satisfactory solution.
I don't habitually use this without JS, but I stumbled on this while developing handlers. (Bugs in my code cause ajax errors with no explanation -- disabling JS at least gives me a PHP crash message ;)
Comment #7
dawehnerHidding this link for non-js would be easy. The other issue would need some more effort.
Comment #8
iamjon commentedI've marked this as an unassigned task. If anyone would like to role up their sleeves and take it upon themselves to write a patch it would be awesome
Comment #9
mustanggb commented