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SUSHI Confirmation page error #25
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This is more than just the confirmation page display. It actually impacts which year in the database the imported data is entered into. This is a serious problem. |
I think one solution is to have the SushiService.php function that writes the import file that is kept in archive/ create the standard header for a regular import file, rather than just the values as it currently does. Then the standard import code could be used to parse the year out of the column names. |
This seems like a fine solution to me. The overall bug is very significant and needs to be addressed asap. It has severely messed up our usage data. Steve From: Discussion List for CORAL ERM Administrators <CORAL-ADMIN@LISTSERV.ND.EDUmailto:CORAL-ADMIN@LISTSERV.ND.EDU> on behalf of Jeffrey Mudge <notifications@github.commailto:notifications@github.com> I think one solution is to have the SushiService.php function that writes the import file that is kept in archive/ create the standard header for a regular import file, rather than just the values as it currently does. Then the standard import code could be used to parse the year out of the column names. — |
When the usage is updated for previous year via SUSHI, the upload confirmation page by default takes the current year. I hope its caused by the $checkYear parameter which is taken as the current year. The year should be taken from the xml file stored in the SUSHI store. I am trying to figure out where to make the changes for obtaining the correct year from the xml file during upload confirmation.
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