If I use the search feature I can find matching records just fine and it shows them in grid view.
But when I double-click on the record I want it instead takes me to record 1 every single time.
I'm not sure if this is a result of upgrading PHP to 7.4 from PHP 5.x, or if it's a change to the javascript behaviour in Firefox and Chrome. Unfortunately my distro no longer supports PHP 5.x, so testing that would be a significant headache.
This seems to be a general issue with the grid view whether using it in search mode or not. But it taking out the search feature would seem to be pretty serious.
Upgrading to the latest vfront seems to have no effect.
My database has only 1205 records in this table, so I doubt that's the issue.
No errors in the apache log files or database logs that I can find.
This seems like it might be vaguely related to bug #1 but I can't be certain of that. It doesn't have anything to do with filters so far as I can tell.
I'm willing to perform whatever tests might help you find the cause of this, but my database contains quite a bit of confidential stuff, so I may have to redact quite a bit of the output.
If I use the search feature I can find matching records just fine and it shows them in grid view.
But when I double-click on the record I want it instead takes me to record 1 every single time.
I'm not sure if this is a result of upgrading PHP to 7.4 from PHP 5.x, or if it's a change to the javascript behaviour in Firefox and Chrome. Unfortunately my distro no longer supports PHP 5.x, so testing that would be a significant headache.
This seems to be a general issue with the grid view whether using it in search mode or not. But it taking out the search feature would seem to be pretty serious.
Upgrading to the latest vfront seems to have no effect.
My database has only 1205 records in this table, so I doubt that's the issue.
No errors in the apache log files or database logs that I can find.
This seems like it might be vaguely related to bug #1 but I can't be certain of that. It doesn't have anything to do with filters so far as I can tell.
I'm willing to perform whatever tests might help you find the cause of this, but my database contains quite a bit of confidential stuff, so I may have to redact quite a bit of the output.