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Issue Type:
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![Bug]() Bug
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Assignee:
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Unassigned |
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Components:
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configuration, user interaction |
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Created:
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24/May/13 11:08 AM
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Description:
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If you create a node “/xxx/abcd” and a node “/xxx/abc” (same depth), it is not possible to move the node “abc” into the node “abcd” afterwards. An error-message “It’s not possible to move a node into itself.” is thrown.
This happens in every context, when a node is named in such a way and then moved into a node with similar path.
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Environment:
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any (magnoliaAuthor)
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Project:
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Magnolia UI
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Labels:
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usability
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Priority:
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![Neutral]() Neutral
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Reporter:
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Manuel Helbing
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Security Level:
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Public |
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