Entry fields settings screen displays wrong number of fields

[CNG]

This blog in MT4 has 76 fields. I upgraded to MT5 and replaced the FD 1.4 with 1.5.

The entry fields screen shows wrong counts:

http://kodo.co/box/fieldedit1.png (1 – 77 of 153)
http://kodo.co/box/fieldedit2.png (78 – 154 of 153)

[CNG]

I should also point out the fields on page 1 and page 2 are the same ones.

[padawan]

The plugin list isn't updated to work with the new MT5 listing framework yet. Not blocking, I need to understand how the listing framework works.

[padawan]

I'm going to push this aside for now, it's not a blocking issue. this part needs needs a full rewrite to accommodate the new listing framework but also use drag-n-drop features similar to the way ordering categories work. This is not trivial.

[meancode]

I should point out this also happens with a very small number of fields. When I was testing earlier, I added 5 FD fields to a new blog, then the pagination told me 1-6 of 11. But if this is because of the MT5 Listing Framework, that does make some bit of sense.

[padawan]

I've temporarily fixed this by suppressing the pagination info. I think the trick is that FD inserts two rows for each field/group because it needs one row for the Prototype code (to re-order lines). This will wait until I wrap my head around the new listing framework.

"fix" version: 1.5.1b2.

[CNG]

I've confirmed the page numbers are removed, and things seem to be working fine. I currently have about 110 fields showing fine. I am not sure if it is showing all only because this would normally have still been on "Page 1" ... I would have to add another 90 fields I guess to test this...

[padawan]

IIRC pagination is removed altogether so it should display all fields on a single page.

[CNG]

That's what I'm hoping. But really I don't think I'll have to add that many fields on the site I'm going to try this on. Now my challenge is going to be migrating a massive number of images that were previously uploaded manually to BlogURL/YYYY/MM/DD/image.jpg" and linked in the keywords box using the Keyvalues plugin... o_O

[padawan]

That's where Perl, the MT API and some SQL come in handy ;-)

[CNG]

Yes, I am very fearful. If only nonprofit student newspapers had big IT budgets, then they could hire you!