File manager search files in set
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Hi
I try to delete all files in a set (and the set itself). When I go to the file manager and there to the advanced search, I can selsct the fiels 'file set'. When I do this, there are now 2 boxes for file set names instead of one. When I select a file set and hit search, I get:
Error
Call to a member function getColumnKey() on null
Is this a known bug? Any workarounds?
By the way, is there any documentation about folders in the file manager. Are the folders a alternative to sets to organise files?
Regards
Matthias
I try to delete all files in a set (and the set itself). When I go to the file manager and there to the advanced search, I can selsct the fiels 'file set'. When I do this, there are now 2 boxes for file set names instead of one. When I select a file set and hit search, I get:
Error
Call to a member function getColumnKey() on null
Is this a known bug? Any workarounds?
By the way, is there any documentation about folders in the file manager. Are the folders a alternative to sets to organise files?
Regards
Matthias
I forgot to say, I'm using version 8.1.0 of concrete5.
Hi
Does anyone encoutre the same problem, when searching all files in a set in the advanced search dialog?
Any hints to solve this, workarounds?
Thank you for any help.
Regards
Matthias
Does anyone encoutre the same problem, when searching all files in a set in the advanced search dialog?
Any hints to solve this, workarounds?
Thank you for any help.
Regards
Matthias
Hi tipweb,
Folders add a way to organize files.
- a file can only be in one folder at a time
- a file can be in many file sets at the same time
- a file can be in a folder and in file sets at the same time
"Does anyone encoutre the same problem, when searching all files in a set in the advanced search dialog?"
Please list the specific steps required to reproduce the error.
Folders add a way to organize files.
- a file can only be in one folder at a time
- a file can be in many file sets at the same time
- a file can be in a folder and in file sets at the same time
"Does anyone encoutre the same problem, when searching all files in a set in the advanced search dialog?"
Please list the specific steps required to reproduce the error.
Hi Mr. Dilkington
Thank you for your answer.
First, I thought, the search problem is there only when I try to search files in a set (there I get towo boxes one on top of the other to specify the set name), but now I see, I always get a error, when I try to search in the files:
Call to a member function getColumnKey() on null
Maybe I have a inconsistency in the db after the different updates from version 7 to 8?
Thank you for the explanation about sets and folders. I think it would be a problem to reorganise files in folders when they are used in the webpages and in different blocks? Any experience in doing this?
Regards
Matthias
Thank you for your answer.
First, I thought, the search problem is there only when I try to search files in a set (there I get towo boxes one on top of the other to specify the set name), but now I see, I always get a error, when I try to search in the files:
Call to a member function getColumnKey() on null
Maybe I have a inconsistency in the db after the different updates from version 7 to 8?
Thank you for the explanation about sets and folders. I think it would be a problem to reorganise files in folders when they are used in the webpages and in different blocks? Any experience in doing this?
Regards
Matthias
@tipweb
Have you checked the bug tracker to see if others are experiencing this issue? If no one has reported this issue, I recommend reporting it and including the specific steps required to repeat the error.
concrete5 bug tracker
https://www.concrete5.org/developers/bugs...
I don't believe organizing existing files into folders will change how pages and blocks use the files. They should maintain the same file ID, regardless of the folder they are in.
Have you checked the bug tracker to see if others are experiencing this issue? If no one has reported this issue, I recommend reporting it and including the specific steps required to repeat the error.
concrete5 bug tracker
https://www.concrete5.org/developers/bugs...
I don't believe organizing existing files into folders will change how pages and blocks use the files. They should maintain the same file ID, regardless of the folder they are in.
https://www.concrete5.org/developers/bugs/8-1-0/error-in-filemanager-advanced-search
