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Sub-menu item keeps duplicating onto top menu after dragging

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  • #7515
    Avatar photoSAK

    I created a sub-menu item – created the item and then dragged it under a menu item.  I save the site, and the item that should be a sub-menu item now comes up as both a sub-menu item and top-menu item.  It duplicates itself back to the original position.  If I delete the duplicate, it deletes both of them.

    I found out that using the move function rather than dragging-dropping fixes this.  But it is a bug so I wanted to mention it.

    #7545
    Avatar photoTomasz Dziuda

    Hi,

    Are you able to reproduce this issue every time? I have tried to reproduce this problem but I am unable to do it :/

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    #9300
    Avatar phototane

    Hmmm, I have forgotten about that. I have this problem on Version: 0.41.1 (build 15919) using Mercury 2.4.0.0. I have linked a video at the base (for a time) to show the process of recreation but basically the steps are;

    Enter the menu.

    Create a new menu item, with tag link as the type and tag of the same name as the menu item and then drag it into a sub-menu position.

    Click preview your pages and the menu item appears last in order even though it isn’t in Publii. If you close and then reopen Publii and then enter the menu again, it appears both in the place you dragged it to and last in the list. If you delete either of the duplicates it deletes the other.

    It is not totally consistant, I have added other menu items since first trying my menu item ‘Recloses’ but it does seem to be consistent with that menu item. Anyway, watch the video.

     

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