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A user creates a new brick in the Admin UI. It contains a FieldContainer and a Fieldset. The fieldset contains an (advanced) many-to-many relation. objectbrick_Test_export.json
You can then also add corresponding objects in the relation.
User 2 then has the idea of dragging and dropping the fieldset into the FieldContainer. At that moment, the bricks are no longer displayed, but the browser console is full of JS errors. objectbrick_Test_export-3.json
Pimcore 11.1.4
Admin UI 1.3.1
Best regards
Andreas
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Hi @aKugler thanks for reporting this bug. The problem here is that it shouldn't be possible to put a fieldset into a field container. I will provide a fix for the drag and drop validation
Hi @robertSt7 !
Thank you very much, that sounds good. It's just important to me that no one else stumbles across it. I wouldn't have expected these effects. Probably also because I was working on import and data enrichment and didn't build the data model.
Hi!
A user creates a new brick in the Admin UI. It contains a FieldContainer and a Fieldset. The fieldset contains an (advanced) many-to-many relation.
objectbrick_Test_export.json
You can then also add corresponding objects in the relation.
User 2 then has the idea of dragging and dropping the fieldset into the FieldContainer. At that moment, the bricks are no longer displayed, but the browser console is full of JS errors.
objectbrick_Test_export-3.json
Pimcore 11.1.4
Admin UI 1.3.1
Best regards
Andreas
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: