I noticed this the other day too but it started working fine after a few
minutes.

On Monday, March 10, 2014, Piotr notifications@github.com wrote:

Go to

• main menu
  • Projects
    • click on J!Tracker

Joomla CMS items show up, not J!Tracker items.

Tested on issues.joomla.org, not sure about the current build.

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I was able to replicate in few hours' timespan.
I noticed that the project_alias is being saved in session so I cleared the cookie, but still no luck.

Interesting. Have the same problem. But when I logged in and then logout I was able to switch projects.

This is a very strange bug! Debug shows me that the Input object's data and inputs are empty on this line. But it is impossible because I am clicking on the link to switch the project and the Input object should be populated with the GET data. But it is empty

And when I log in the data is being populated!

So wtf is going on here?

@mbabker @elkuku please take a look on it. Thanks!

So, it turns out, that the getProject() method is called from the getLanguage() method which is called before the routing happens, so the input object does not get the chance to get fully populated - just in case anybody got sleepless because of this bug (like me )

Ah, too complcated for me Can you eleborate where is the place where getProject() method is called from the getLanguage() method? Can't find it.

Right from the __construct()or.
That is before our router gets the chance to populate the project_alias thingy:

I believe this was introduced when adding user defined languages
Another quirk is, that our User object depends on the Project Object - bad design...
Or maybe routing happens too late ....

Seems that we've created a fairly complicated beast here

Still easier to work with than the CMS