"Empty trash" after GitHub actualization doesn't work.

[blue-mouse]

Hi,

I have just actualized my fabrik on GitHub to- version "3.0.5-509-g2f6a725" and after that my function:
"Empty trash for trashed elements" doesn't work.
When trying to apply "empty trash" for trashed element I have a message " elements succesfully deleted" but element is still on Fabrik:elements - list.
It was OK before GitHub updating and now is wrong.

I try to update on GitHub once again and actually I have version: "3.0.5-543-g100cdd6" but problem is still - I can't delete ("empty trash") trashed element.

How to solve this problem?

 

[Bauer]

friendly bump

This has been an issue for a while now - I fear my entire Fabrik system is being compromised because of it. Basically you cannot delete anything anymore.

Everything stays in the trash - and no MySQL table changes are made - even though the system message reports success.

My entire Fabrik component has just been plain quirky as a result. I don't know what to make of any of it, but I'm afraid to do anything anymore for fear I will make matters worse.

The first 50 rows of my Elements table when ordered by plugin looks like elements1.png. - and I have dozens more records from 8 groups listed in the elements table that no longer even exist. And I have a feeling it all stems from this "Trash" bug.

 

[linomsai]

even i have the same issue. I had to clear from the phpmyadmin. even if a new list with joins are deleted with drop database table the elements stays in the trash. And emtp trash wont work.

 

[cheesegrits]

I think I just fixed this issue in github.

-- hugh

 

[linomsai]

Seems to be working after updating with the latest from github (Fabrik-fabrik-3.0.5-569-g09826be.zip)

 

[cheesegrits]

Cool.

-- hugh

 

[Bauer]

Cool.

-- hugh

It took me a while to get around to updating from GitHub today - but I'll 3rd that. ;D

 

[linomsai]

but it did caused a havoc to my database as i deleted manually the trashed element from backend.....i have to rebuild my project once again!