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Last Post 09/12/2012 4:10 PM by Peter Donker. 6 Replies.

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Brian Cogswell

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Posts:23

03/21/2012 2:21 PM
Peter, I am running 6.0.2 on DNN 6.1.2. I am trying to drag several files from one folder to the other. If I multi-select the files I can drag them as a unit and they move successfully. If I select one file at a time I can only move the first one. Every other file says 'Moved" but the file does not move. If I click on the breadcrumb to reload the instance, I can drag another file. Brian

Peter Donker

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03/27/2012 1:27 PM
Hi Brian, So if I understand correctly the problem is that when you drag and drop a single file it does not disappear from the file grid on the right even though it has been moved. Right? Peter

Brian Cogswell

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Posts:23

03/27/2012 2:38 PM
Not quite. A popup says the file was moved but it is not actually moved...still shows up on the right. If I refresh the DMX instance the file is still showing up in its original location. The first file moves successfully, but any subsequent files do not.

Peter Donker

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04/05/2012 3:17 PM
I'll make a note of it to see if it can be reproduced. Peter

Brian Cogswell

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09/10/2012 6:48 PM
Were able to reproduce this?

Peter Donker

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09/12/2012 4:10 PM
Nope. Not in the current version. Sorry.

Peter Donker

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09/12/2012 4:10 PM
EDIT: It was reproduceable in 6.0.2 and fixed in 6.0.3 (check bug report to the right of this thread)

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