Forum LAMS for Tech-Heads - General Forum: Re: Re: Problem with folderID inside the authoring view

By: Jun-Dir Liew

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It looks like you're working on a lams tool from the screenshot - if you do a fresh build, do you get the same error?

Before you do that you could check if sysadmin's workspace folder exists in the lams_workspace_folder, and that it's properly referenced in the lams_user table.

Otherwise, flash usually gets the user's folderID from the UserDTO in the session I think - could be a place to start looking.

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By: Felipe Peña

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Hi Jun-Dir.

First of all, thanks for your help.

I attached to this reply a screenshot from my lams_workspace and lams_workspace_folder tables. I can see that in the row with workspace_folder_id of 45 there is no reference in the parent_folder column. Perhaps that's why LAMS is not reading the folderID.

Hope it helps!

Thanks in advance.

Posted by Felipe Peña

By: Jun-Dir Liew

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Those two tables look fine. The row in lams_workspace_folder has no parent because user's root folders don't have a parent. But to check that it's all ok, check that lams_user.workspace_id column for sysadmin also has a value.

It could be that somehow flash (i.e. author) can't retrieve the folderID value. That might be harder to debug, but again I'd recommend just doing a quick rebuild from scratch to make sure it's your workspace and not a problem in CVS.

Posted by Jun-Dir Liew

By: Felipe Peña

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Yes, it does have the id 51.

I've alredy rebuilded everything with the Ant instructions (rebuild_db, assemble_ear, deploy-ear and copyfiles). In fact, that previous screenshot I sent you was right after I did that.

Perhaps, this might help. The folderID I saw in the debug console is -1.

Thanks again. Hope you can help on this one.

Posted by Felipe Peña

By: Felipe Peña

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Here's the second image. Thanks.

Posted by Felipe Peña