Description of problem: It is not possible to change multiple bugs at once. There is no column with checkboxes for bugs selection. I tried to apply it to the query result product = 'Red Han Enterprise Linux 8', component = 'libvirt', summary contains 'Fast Train'. Additional info: Browser is Firefox 64.0 for Linux.
(In reply to Jaroslav Suchanek from comment #0) > Description of problem: > > It is not possible to change multiple bugs at once. There is no column with > checkboxes for bugs selection. > > I tried to apply it to the query result product = 'Red Han Enterprise Linux > 8', component = 'libvirt', summary contains 'Fast Train'. > > Additional info: > > Browser is Firefox 64.0 for Linux. Actually, there are buttons 'select all' and 'deselect all' that used to select/deselect all bugs. Also, you can click one bug to select/deselect it. Please have a try again.
Created attachment 1513692 [details] Screenshot of buglist Screenshot of bugs wchich should be changed at once. I am missing a control, either button or checklist which I can use for selection.
I have checked it once more. No such buttons are presented as suggested in comment 1. Thanks.
The javascript that adds the buttons get's fired after the table has completed loading, it might be a problem with FF64, I've only got FF63 on F29. Rony can you get FF64 and test please?
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Jeff, I get the same problem in FF64 on RHEL 7.4. Also same on Chrome. James
(In reply to Jeff Fearn from comment #4) > The javascript that adds the buttons get's fired after the table has > completed loading, it might be a problem with FF64, I've only got FF63 on > F29. Rony can you get FF64 and test please? It works well in my firefox 64 which based on fedora28, I just download the firefox tar file and unzip it and start it. You can check the attachment
Created attachment 1513871 [details] qe_ff64_on_fedora28
OK I have tracked this down, it's not about multiple edit or not, it's about field ordering in the search. If the search, saved or otherwise, is sorting by multiple columns, and any except the last search field is ascending, then it will generate a javascript error and prevent the table from fully loading. The work around is to edit the search and change "Sort results by" to a single field, run the search, and everything should work. e.g. The generated JS: order: [[7, 'asc'][4, 'asc'], Vs: order: [[1, 'desc'], [8, 'desc'],
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hmm the search I had that was duplicating this no longer triggers this, does anyone have a search that still triggers this or a way of reliably reproducing it?
OK, this search works to reproduce: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/buglist.cgi?columnlist=bug_status%2Cassigned_to%2Cqa_contact%2Ctarget_milestone%2Ccf_devel_whiteboard%2Cproduct%2Ccomponent&component=libvirt&product=Red%20Hat%20Enterprise%20Linux%208&query_format=advanced&order=component,bug_status The trigger is filtering by the last column in the table before another column. e.g. in the search provided component is the last field displayed and is ordered before bug_status. For some reason FireFox seems to tolerate the missing comma, but you can show the page source and search for '#bz_buglist' and you can see the missing comma in the order array. Workaround is to not order by the last column, or to order by that column last.
It seems to be broken only if I sort by the last column (Changed) on the search, and then try to change multiple. Sorting once the bug list is loaded doesn't break it. Thanks for looking at this.
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