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Fatal Error compiling 3.2 project in Sandbox 11 Feb 2014 13:19 #12176

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Today I am unable to create my project in Sandbox for Joomla 3.2
With following error "Unable to parse AJAX response".

Joomla 3.0 will work but that's not my real target
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Fatal Error compiling 3.2 project in Sandbox 11 Feb 2014 14:20 #12177

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Fixed. Sorry for inconveniency.

It was during the sandbox flushing cron this night.

The problem is fixed, but stil it may happen this night. I do not want to flush all sandboxes now for the pleasure.
So tell me if tomorrow it raises again, then advice.
Thanks.

EDIT : I will check me too obviously, I only say that tomorrow I will know if this issue is fixed. It should.
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Fatal Error compiling 3.2 project in Sandbox 11 Feb 2014 15:05 #12178

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Thanks you the Sandbox is now working.

But I have a new problem and I do not know if it is related.

The Sandbox is working well, but my download component now has a strange behaviour - when I press 'save'(apply) or 'save and close' (apply-close) the form creates a new record - I am getting lots of duplicates.

The same problem does not happen on Sandbox - only on the compiled download
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Update : I can go back to a compiled component created last night and it works, but one created today will 'submit' a new record instead of saving a record when editing.
Last Edit: 11 Feb 2014 15:47 by mtifinn.
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Fatal Error compiling 3.2 project in Sandbox 11 Feb 2014 16:45 #12179

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I have done a side by side file comparison and I see that some files where changed between last night and today including
extensions\plg_jdom\jdom\html\form\input.php

As an experiment I copied in the JDom from last nights compilation and it all seems to work normally again.
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Fatal Error compiling 3.2 project in Sandbox 11 Feb 2014 22:34 #12180

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I have the same "save" problem where a new record is created each time I hit save. So not a local issue. It's also working fine in my sandbox but not when I download the component.

Btw, I also had the error compiling 3.2 but that is working again for me :-)
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Fatal Error compiling 3.2 project in Sandbox 11 Feb 2014 23:17 #12181

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Try coping an older version of the libraries/JDom folder onto your new component - it worked for me - I suspect something changed yesterday in that folder
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Fatal Error compiling 3.2 project in Sandbox 12 Feb 2014 11:50 #12183

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Yes, it should be a problem there.

To explain, now JDom can receive mixed value in dataValue ($row->myField)
This is since the N:M works... (1.6.3)
But, when this value is written in the input name="" property, some mixed values are not outputed. Sometimes, it can be refined...
Well I wroted some code there that affect all JDom input calls. I have tried it but...

I need to know better the context.
The only reason could be the save controller receive an array or un incorrect value. I am searching.

Give me your PTL.

I would like to remember the users that those issues are raising because I evolve the product. And I am here to answer and follow, help.
Don't worries.

BTW, It may be the time to install a real versioning system. I somebody can help me to understand how to do it, I will propose a config to choose the builder version.
Currently, I have an homemade one, wich is not giving me satistaction, is is only possible to check the currrent version (same than Joomla)
I do not have home repository, and I don't know how to set it on for choosing version from the final user side.. during generation process (js builder as well)
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Fatal Error compiling 3.2 project in Sandbox 12 Feb 2014 11:59 #12184

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Thanks for the update

My PTL is Influence/Maps/Maps (this is just one - although I have same problem on all Form edit in front and back end)
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Fatal Error compiling 3.2 project in Sandbox 12 Feb 2014 12:21 #12185

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Fixed.

It was stupid issue. Integer was not handled.
Download and install last JDom.

Gitup project is always maintained up to date, so you can also dowlnoad there :
github.com/Cook-Self-Service/JDom
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Fatal Error compiling 3.2 project in Sandbox 13 Feb 2014 14:54 #12191

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It's working fine for me now after the fix :)
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