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Weird behaviour of Jmodel 29 Apr 2013 07:49 #7100

Hello,
here some weird behaviour I found. I don't know if it's my coding mistake, but I didn't make big changes on the jmodel.item / jmodel.list jcook classes. by the way....

component details:
- few tables and views with several ajax filters.
- some table has fields with the same name

scenario:
on an item form view, I have some ajax filters but the data is not retrieved correctly.

Bug:
the data is not retrived correctly because the STATE "filter.FIELDNAME" (the same used on both tables) remains persistent between different models. (I know it's weird)

quick and dirty workaround (before a definitive solution):
simply clear the STATE "filter.FIELDNAME" before to call $model->getItem() or $model->getItems()

example:
$model = JModel::getInstance('items', 'ComponentModel');

// I remove all the filters variables for this model
$filter_vars = $model->get('filter_vars');
foreach($filter_vars as $f_varName => $type){
	$model->setState('filter.'.$f_varName, null);
}

$items = $model->getItems();

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Last edit: by Tomaselli.

Weird behaviour of Jmodel 11 Aug 2013 15:01 #10740

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