Stephen Simmons
2014-09-26 22:26:41 UTC
Hello,
When attempting to drag and drop tickets in the sprint backlog view, the
following JS message is sent to the console:
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'substring' of undefined
backlogView.js:82
Line 82 of backlogView.js in the most recent release currently looks like
this:
return parseInt($(element).attr('id').substring(9), 10);
This is fixed by doing something like the following instead (this can
replace line 82 in backlogView.js):
var hasValidTicketId = $(element).attr('id') && $(element).attr('id').length
null;
This workaround is currently working for me and my team.
I assume this bug affects anyone who relies on the drag and drop feature,
so it could potentially be worth the immediate attention of the Agilo folks.
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When attempting to drag and drop tickets in the sprint backlog view, the
following JS message is sent to the console:
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'substring' of undefined
backlogView.js:82
Line 82 of backlogView.js in the most recent release currently looks like
this:
return parseInt($(element).attr('id').substring(9), 10);
This is fixed by doing something like the following instead (this can
replace line 82 in backlogView.js):
var hasValidTicketId = $(element).attr('id') && $(element).attr('id').length
0;
return hasValidTicketId ? parseInt($(element).attr('id').substring(9), 10) :null;
This workaround is currently working for me and my team.
I assume this bug affects anyone who relies on the drag and drop feature,
so it could potentially be worth the immediate attention of the Agilo folks.
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