• Resolved alfastic

    (@alfastic)


    Hi Peter,

    since 4.5.7 I was observing, that (in wpdiehard) deleting a row of a child relationship always deletes the next row instead. I use a compound key and populate these tables using csv import from a Google Sheets table, where I assure the uniqueness of the compound key columns.
    Today I did the same on a child table with an auto increment primary key and it deleted the row correctly.
    I actually took the idea of the compound key from your student demo, so I assume this is meant to be supported by the plugin.
    PS: Before 4.5.7 I had also issues on the web front end (wpdiehard) where deleting a relationship caused the page not to reload anymore. This doesn’t happen after 4.5.7.
    Can you reproduce this? Do you have a clue, what might be going on?
    Have a good week,

    Best, Alex.

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  • Plugin Author Passionate Programmer Peter

    (@peterschulznl)

    Hi Alex,

    The delete issue is a know bug in 4.2.7. It’s already fixed I just need to update. Not a promise, but I hope to release tomorrow… 😉

    I’ll let you know,
    Peter

    Thread Starter alfastic

    (@alfastic)

    Hi Peter,
    thank you – I’m relieved, since this has a huge impact on the outcome of my project.
    Thanks for your quick response, it’s highly appreciated.
    Best, Alex.

    Plugin Author Passionate Programmer Peter

    (@peterschulznl)

    Hi Alex,

    The fix is released. Can you please update?

    Good luck with your project,
    Peter

    Thread Starter alfastic

    (@alfastic)

    Hi Peter,

    updated. Tested. Works as expected!
    Great support from your side… and thanks for the good wishes!

    All the best,
    Alex.

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