Open any issue and set "I have experienced this issue" to yes and click on the vote button.
Redirect to login or notice that only logged in members can vote.
Error in the button: JTracker\Database\AbstractDatabaseTable::load can not bind.
Now it it gets more interesting :) Trying to do it as logged in and not logged in and have the same error as in #183: Trying to get property of non-object
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Did a search before posting but must have overseen #183. I have to mention that I used the tracker on http://issues.joomla.org/tracker/
Don't know if issues.joomla.org it working on current master or 1.0.0-beta - so maybe #183 already fixed it as you mentioned.
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Yeap, this is what I am thinking now also :) May be the latest code was not deployed. We should wait for Michael's reply :)
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Should it work now? I just tried it as anonymous user again and now get (on issues.joomla.org/tracker using firefox)Trying to get property of non-object
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Might I also confirm this ? ... Additionally you get different errors on the different projects - logged in or not.
I think a place to start would be here because what is used is the issue_number not the id, but I believe there is more... Or are we going to use some sort of hash tags, as suggested ?
Yeah seems like you are right. We need to change it in the template file then ;) I will look into it tomorrow.
Deployed latest, still getting the property of non-object message :-(
I hope now it is ok
I have tested on my site and voting works well.
This is deployed live, so it should be gone from the server now.
Thanks it works now!
One improvement for the future would be to allow only vote one time. If I now login/logout I can make limitless votes as anonymous and logged in user. But this is another issue.
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Interesting. We closed it with #183, but seems that was fixed only for a logged in user.