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I've been able to replicate this. It occurs when the thru date is specified (at least for me on thte ProductCategoryMember entity) ie the first 7 entries with have a null thru date the 8th will have a specified thru date and the 9th thru 923 will have a null thru date. The outcome is that 7 entries are displayed and the index reads 1-7 of 923 with no way of advancing.
Ray <[hidden email]> wrote:
Hi,
We're seeing examples of screens where the number of lines displayed in
the list do not match the number of items returned from the data query.
One area is in the facility inventory view for products:
https://localhost:8443/facility/control/ViewFacilityInventoryByProduct
We have one supplier with around 64 products, but the list when
displayed only shows 50 entri!
es. After
adding logging code to the bsh
file we could see the list of productId's as they are looped through in
the query and we could see that the correct 64 items were found and
added to the output list. We also replaced the screen with a straight
forward ftl implementation dumping the rows into a table and all the
data is then visible, so it really is down to the screen display code.
The inventory reports screen is also doing a similar filter, although
different numbers are involved i.e. nearly a thousand products with only
100 displayed:
https://localhost:8443/facility/control/InventoryReports
This is not the very latest SVN but I can't update the instance to the
latest without risking the deployment. Unfortunately the demo data does
not really have enough volume in it to reproduce the issue on the
screens I've found to be problematic, so it might require additional
data beyond the default.
Is there something
automatically limiting the size of the displayed
view? Are there supposed to be "previous/next" links to page through the
results? A point in the direction of the code that renders the screen
would be really helpful as I could dig a little deeper myself then.
Thanks,
Ray
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