I have been getting this error today on the admin end when adding records. I am uploading a zip file as part of a record. The error pops, I click OK, and then the insert execute. So, it is working. I am just getting this error.

Also included in the error message was - file 3951.

Edit 1:
Trying to move this post now...

Edit 2:
Can't move it.

Where are you trying to move the post to? New tickets?

Gez

Interface - Online Generator.

This on my own test server. No file was attached:

jqv:custom rule not found - file_7796


I could probably track down the problem if I knew what these errors meant.

Hi there,

Wouldn't New Tickets be a better option? I mean, its not explicitly an interface issue that you're having difficulty using - it's more a bug in the resulting component???

Could you please post your entire config/setup info to help get to the bottom of it please? Including;

• Joomla Version
• Is the issue in sandbox or dev/live environment?
• Cook VersionCook 1.5 or 2.0?
• JS: JQuery or MooTools?
• Form Style: Condensed, Exploded or JDom?
• Features: Reduced, JDom Complete or Maximum?
• DB Automation: Table or Model
• Timeout: 20, 30 or 40secs

jcbenton wrote: The rule classes such as file_xxxx are the auto-created rule files created by JCook when you add some validation on an upload field... They are checked both in client-side in JS (this is where you're getting your error) and also in PHP before saved. For some reason there is a conflict here.

Also, there are a couple of posts that might be worth looking at in the meantime - all related to JQV errors...

1. j-cook.pro/forum/19-new-tickets/4627-jqv...rule-not-found-image
2. j-cook.pro/forum/32-trouble-shooting/429...x-still-failing#4298

Hope this helps!

Gez

Thank you. Will read and take a look at the field. I narrowed teh problem down to the file attachment field. Will post the answer when I figured it out.

Yes, it's definitely your attachment field...

Will move to new tickets.

Good luck,

Gez

Ok, so here are the changes I made:

Change: Deleted the File field and added again.
Result: No change. Same error.

Change: Deleted the File field. Changed from jquery to Mootols. Added the File field.
Result: No errors.

Change: Changed from jquery to Mootools.
Result: No error now.

However ...

When I select the Joomla User (Andrew, Nina, etc.), and click save, it saves the file as Admin as the user. This user is linked to a Published By wizard. I can edit the record and change it to Andrew, save, and it works. But it never works on the first try.

Joomla Version: 2.5
Is the issue in sandbox or dev/live environment? Both
Cook VersionCook 1.5 or 2.0? Both
JS: JQuery or MooTools? Jquery
Form Style: Condensed, Exploded or JDom? All three tested. Same result.
Features: Reduced, JDom Complete or Maximum? Reduced
DB Automation: Table or Model All done in Table
Timeout: 20, 30 or 40secs 2 secs or so when the error occurs

Do you mean you switched back to jQuery now and it works?

Do you mean it always saves as the Admin user? If so, I've not encountered this however, it would be worth testing this behaviour locally as these are pseudo-users.

Best wishes,

Gez

Yes, I switched to Mootools, put everything back, test. Worked. Then I switched back to Jquery. It works with Jquery now too.

Yes, it was always saving as the admin user. I had to edit again to make it save correctly.

However, I made a change:

- Removed "Author" wizard. Now it works correctly. Going to try to add it back and try again.

Yeah, try re-adding the publishing wizard. If it doesn't work in sandbox, I reckon that its worth checking it locally.

G

Ok, error repeats.

The Table has a Joomla user column.

- I add the Author wizard. Drag and drop the Joomla user column onto the Author wizard.
- Now when I select that user as the Author of the record I am creating, it saves as Admin.
- If I edit and select the correct user again, it saves correctly.

And locally? Does that work?

Define what you mean by locally. Sorry.