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TraXter, I assume you are referring to Rows and not Racks, as Racks don't have a Location field. I wasn't able to reproduce the error. Steps taken: - Navigate to the Rackspace -> Manage rows page. - Add a Row named 'fakeRow' with Location set to --NONE--. It added successfully. - Change the Location of 'fakeRow' to 'London'. It worked. - Change the Location of 'fakeRow' to --NONE--. It worked. It would be helpful to see your data set. If you can reproduce the issue on a set of fake data, please attach the mysqldump to this issue. Otherwise, consider sending your real data set to devteam@racktables.org. |
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Hi Aaron, infact, I meant rows not racks - sorry for that confusion, but same happens to racks also! I have this bugs with two instances, fresh git checkout each. I would be able to give you access to my test racktables and sql database. Configuring an account for you there and will mail the details to devteam@racktables.org Cheers Thomas |
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Ok, I reproduced the error and committed a fix. https://github.com/RackTables/racktables/commit/bddabf9060466dc547c4f7edc5b8953ad9b9a0a0 |
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Awesome job! Did a git pull and adding and editing rows works. I'm sorry to say that now another problem occurs: adding new racks through Objects => Add More => Same type, same tags Section does not work any more (object type rack). Result is the same error message. However, other objects can be added right fine. Cheers Thomas |
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Racks, Rows and Locations are special and should be added using the Rackspace -> Manage... forms instead of the Objects -> Add More form. This has been tightened down in the latest commit. https://github.com/RackTables/racktables/commit/0000f03a37e37d52388aee960966f34fcd0c172e |
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