Unable to save profile backend updates VIA user management

2 years 8 months ago #325952 by cagoffice
I am not able to save even a super user.

Yes we use auto actions but only to update on subscriptions change.

This issue only just appeared in the last two weeks.
Thanks,

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2 years 8 months ago #325958 by krileon
Strange, please PM backend super user login credentials and will take a look.


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2 years 8 months ago #325978 by krileon
You're rendering a tab that does belong in profile edit in profile edit. This is why you're having issues. You've a FORM element within a FORM element and that's not valid HTML which breaks the save. Specifically you're rendering the Profile Update Log in profile edit. Do not do this. If a tab doesn't have a profile edit display it does not belong there.

I've unpublished your cb_profile_update_log field and confirmed profile edit save works fine again. If you need to view a users update log in backend then I suggest using the profile update log page in backend specifically for that. If you want a field that sends you to the log you can pre-filter the page via a link to it. Example as follows.

index.php?option=com_comprofiler&view=editPlugin&action=showpulog&cid=PLUGIN_ID&pulogbrowser[filter_user]=[user_id]

Replace PLUGIN_ID with the plugin id of the CB Profile Update Logger plugin. In your case you'd use the following.

index.php?option=com_comprofiler&view=editPlugin&action=showpulog&cid=544&pulogbrowser[filter_user]=[user_id]

You can now just put this in some HTML to link to that users update log and it will pre-filter the backend view to that user. Example as follows.

<a href="index.php?option=com_comprofiler&view=editPlugin&action=showpulog&cid=544&pulogbrowser[filter_user]=[user_id]">Update Log</a>


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