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Changes to Class Definitions Not Appearing

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Deane Barker	Tuesday 03 February 2004 1:11:11 pm After I create a class, any changes to that class definition are not reflected in the object editor. For instance.. I created a class for "Team Member." I then created an object based on this class. Everything was fine. Then I decided I wanted to include the team member's mobile phone number, so I went back into the "Team Member" class editor and added a new property: "Mobile Phone." However, when I go to edit the existing object, that property doesn't appear in the editor. Weird thing is, if I go back to edit the class, the property IS in that editor. If I got to create a new object based on that class, no Mobile Phone field. Do you have to "publish" new class definitions or something? How do I get ez to recognize changes I made to a class definition? Deane
Deane Barker	Tuesday 03 February 2004 1:32:33 pm Here's what happened: I logged in with another user, and tried to edit the class, and was told it was locked. This didn't seem right since I hit the "store" button multiple times when I created it. On a hunch, I went back in under the original user with Internet Explorer instead of Mozilla Firebird. Sure enough, the "store" button published the changes. Apparently there's a glitch with using Firebird for that form. Also, the stylesheets don't work right in Firebird either. This is very much an IE-only app. Deane
Deane Barker	Tuesday 03 February 2004 2:10:13 pm It's not fixed after all: It seems to be random as to whether pressing "store" from the class editor screen will actually store the class. I've pressed "store" a million times, but the new fields are not appearing on the object editor, and when I log in under another user account and try to edit the class, I get a message that the class is locked by the first user. What's the trick to actualy storing these class changes? Deane
Wenyue Yu	Thursday 05 February 2004 4:36:56 am Hi, Which php version are you using? It seems that old php version has problem with class editing/creating. Regards, wenyue
Deane Barker	Thursday 05 February 2004 5:12:43 am > Which php version are you using? 4.1.2