I have a pretty simple document type for a company.
It contains the following inputs:
Upload - for icon
Image cropper - featured image
Some text fields like name
Rich text editor for editing description
Multinode treepicker
The multinode treepicker are custom types so i can set start node. They are used to pick regions and work areas the company is involved in.
Now here is the thing... I can create new companies just fine, but when I go to an existing company in the backoffice, then change absolutely nothing, touch nothing and then click some other node, I get this:
You have unsaved changes
Witout me having touched anything at all on the page. So something seems to get dirty automaically.
I am pretty sure it's either my Multinode treepickers or the upload (based on that all other types are used all over).
So unless someone knows straight off how to solve this here is a few questions
Can i see with some js in the chrome console what is dirty (so i can pinpoint)
I have found the no-dirty-check attribute, but how do i add it to for instance a multinode treepicker?
Is there another way I can prevent it from becoming dirty on load but then still be dirty when user changes something?
Page is always dirty
I have a pretty simple document type for a company.
It contains the following inputs:
The multinode treepicker are custom types so i can set start node. They are used to pick regions and work areas the company is involved in.
Now here is the thing... I can create new companies just fine, but when I go to an existing company in the backoffice, then change absolutely nothing, touch nothing and then click some other node, I get this:
You have unsaved changes Witout me having touched anything at all on the page. So something seems to get dirty automaically.
I am pretty sure it's either my Multinode treepickers or the upload (based on that all other types are used all over).
So unless someone knows straight off how to solve this here is a few questions
Hi Rickard,
I have found a similar issue on the issue tracker. http://issues.umbraco.org/issue/U4-7484
It would be great if you could add your findings to this issue.
/Dennis
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