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Status: Fix Committed = Fix Released
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Group View Creation Error
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/537492
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Status in Mahara ePortfolio: Fix Released
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Thanks again! Although I wasn't directly involved in it, I'm told that
the setting the delay to 0 was a bug fix (or at least a workaround) for
a problem where duplicate notifications were going out for events.
We'll try setting it back to 1 and see what happens...
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Group View Creation Error
Rich,
It's probably a good idea to make that view access activity delayed (set delay
to 1 in the viewaccess activity type) especially if you have any large groups
on your site. Otherwise submitting the view access form could take a very long
time while hundreds of emails get sent out.
I
Thanks! That patch fixed it!
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Group View Creation Error
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/537492
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Status in Mahara ePortfolio: Confirmed
Bug description:
Creating a new Group View
There's nothing in the apache log indicating an error.
In the likely event that those database dumps provided above aren't very
useful, the answer to your (Richard Mansfield's) question about what if
anything is in the view_access* tables for the view in question is:
Nothing. For example, I just
Not sure if this will be helpful, but I put the whole Pieforms
constructor in a try/catch block and printed out the stack trace.
Caught exception: /web/mahara/htdocs-1.2.4/lib/activity.php
#0 /web/mahara/htdocs-1.2.4/lib/activity.php(74):
ActivityTypeViewaccess-__construct(Object(stdClass),
Thanks Rich, that *is* helpful. The query in the ActivityTypeViewaccess
constructor looks to me like it assumes the view is owned by an
individual user rather than a group, it's probably code from before we
had group views. It does make me wonder why this bug doesn't happen for
everyone. I'll
The reason it was hard to detect is that the view access notification
doesn't normally happen during view creation. For most systems it's
delayed and gets sent out in a cron job (the 'delay' column of the
activity_type table is what determines this). The attached patch should
fix it for you (I
Hi Jesse, I just tried reproducing this (master and 1.2.4) without
success.
Could you try this in 1.2.4 and see if you have the same problem?
Also, it would be good to know what, if anything, is in your
view_access_* tables for the affected view. I know there's some code
which tries to
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