I installed TableManager, imported a table using csv.. everything looked fine. I went to set up the columns that I want sortable. When I go to save changes, I get this displayed at the top of my screen.. and nothing is changed:
Array ( [name] => 3 [desc] => [order] => asc [column] => Array ( [0] => Array ( [data] => "Devices" [required] => 1 [field] => 1 [weight] => 0 ) [1] => Array ( [data] => "Outputs all Rife's original high RF frequencies" [weight] => 1 ) [2] => Array ( [data] => "RF Carrier" [weight] => 2 ) [3] => Array ( [data] => "Simultaneous RF frequencies" [weight] => 3 ) [4] => Array ( [data] => "Outputs simultaneous audio frequencies" [weight] => 4 ) [5] => Array ( [data] => "Single audio frequency" [weight] => 5 ) [6] => Array ( [data] => "Ray tube" [weight] => 6 ) [7] => Array ( [data] => "Ray tube harmonics" [weight] => 7 ) [8] => Array ( [data] => "Frequency range in hertz" [weight] => 8 ) [9] => Array ( [data] => "Analog frequencies" [weight] => 9 ) [10] => Array ( [data] => "50% duty cycle" [weight] => 10 ) [11] => Array ( [data] => "10 - 90% duty cycle" [weight] => -10 ) [12] => Array ( [data] => "Square Wave" [weight] => -10 ) [13] => Array ( [data] => "Sine wave" [weight] => -10 ) [14] => Array ( [data] => "Power level (approximate)" [weight] => -10 ) [15] => Array ( [data] => "Pre-Programmed auto channels" [weight] => -10 ) [16] => Array ( [data] => "Programmable channels" [weight] => -10 ) [17] => Array ( [data] => "Gating features" [weight] => -10 ) [18] => Array ( [data] => "Frequency sweeps" [weight] => -10 ) [19] => Array ( [data] => "Converge sweeps" [weight] => -10 ) [20] => Array ( [data] => "Displays actual frequencies" [weight] => -10 ) [21] => Array ( [data] => "Can produce side bands and harmonics" [weight] => -10 ) [22] => Array ( [data] => "can input fractional frequencies (to what decimal)" [weight] => -10 ) ) [default] => 0 [tid] => 3 [op] => Save [form_build_id] => form-bc1b12f53e7c89b9cc247d46fdd43307 [form_token] => dcd6507cd0bc1d0d793e3bc91fd06701 [form_id] => tablemanager_table_edit )
this looks like a bug..
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Comment #1
pobster commentedIt's not a bug, it's that I haven't actually written that part of the module yet... The 6.x-1.x branch is only a development version and what you're seeing is development code for debugging. Now the real problem is that you're going to have to be a little creative as I'm *never* going to complete that 6.x-1.x version, I only ported it from the 5.x version to help out an American girlie that I really, really rather like ;o) It's a shell module really and was never intended for production sites as I knew I was never going to be bothered to finish it since it uses serialization for the rows which is branch 1.x stuff and I'm concentrating more on branch 2.x which uses separate tables for holding rows (like CCK does) then admins can build their own queries against it if they want to do joins and stuff. Needless to say, this stuff is complex and I'm working on it completely by myself - and I've taken a job which uses much of my spare time therefore progress has been really slow...
...Now for the creativeness I mentioned above. Why don't you create a new table with the headers you want and swap the table ids in the db - a workaround?...
Pobster
Comment #2
pobster commented