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Thank you very much before for such a fabulous tool

Thank you Colin. That was very helpful.

I always use this one here when creating Editor test cases - it would be worth taking a look and seeing if that does the trick. What's the problem you're trying to reproduce? Colin

We've been looking into this and our current CDN server hasn't been modified in a way that would cause that recently. What we believe has happened here, is that you've had a long term cached version of the file (via CloudFlare or your browser, or your own proxy if you are using one - we set a really long expiry on the CDN files) and that has only just expired. That has caused it to refresh, and get the slightly updated file from our deploy as noted in the thread column linked to. Allan

You mean you want to pass it a PHP session variable (not “to a variable”)? What you have above looks correct to me. When creating or editing a row, that field should be set to the value in your session variable. If you add ->debug(true) just before the ->process($_POST) and then copy / paste the return from the server when you perform and edit or create action (from the browser’s network panel) can you show me those returns please? Allan

We're happy to take a look, but as per the forum rules, please link to a test case - a test case that replicates the issue will ensure you'll get a quick and accurate response. Information on how to create a test case (if you aren't able to link to the page you are working on) is available here. Cheers, Colin

Maybe you can explain more about what order is used for. Do you really need to update it in the DB if its going to cause large overhead? Do you just need it to be a dynamic index in the client? If so maybe this example will give you some ideas. Kevin

I'm afraid I don't understand what you are looking to do. Could you show me the data you are using and also the calculation you want to perform based on that data? Thanks, Allan

Thanks Allan, that did the trick, I didn't realise I had to call a function....

Hi @cicco , The easiest way would be if your server returned an object - that way the elements can be in any order, see an example here. If not, just change the order of the array, as in this example here (I've flipped columns 2 and 5). Cheers, Colin