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Fatal when ordering fields (3!=2) 04 Jul 2013 05:20 #7852

jcbenton Topic Author Offline Premium Member Posts: 125 Thank you received: 9	Seeing this a lot today. Edit: Well, I tried uploading a screen shot. In short: 3!=2 or 9!=7 -- Jerry Benton
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Fatal when ordering fields (3!=2) 04 Jul 2013 10:49 #7860

admin Offline Administrator Chef Posts: 3711 Thank you received: 986	When you change order of fields ? Coding is now a piece of cake
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Fatal when ordering fields (3!=2) 04 Jul 2013 11:29 #7861

jcbenton Topic Author Offline Premium Member Posts: 125 Thank you received: 9	Yes. -- Jerry Benton
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Fatal when ordering fields (3!=2) 04 Jul 2013 19:51 #7873

admin Offline Administrator Chef Posts: 3711 Thank you received: 986	Is it for all your tables ? If 'YES', then I must manually check your project structure. If 'NO' : Maybe you have a ghost field (unpublished but counted...) Strange. In this case, try to rebuild only the concerned form. Coding is now a piece of cake
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Fatal when ordering fields (3!=2) 18 Jul 2013 13:50 #10515

toll Offline New Member Posts: 5 Thank you received: 0	admin wrote: Is it for all your tables ? If 'YES', then I must manually check your project structure. i comfirm this. check teable fields - names & aliases. I have the samme problem. I fix it when i found Dublicated table aliases and rename some fields. coooooking!)
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