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When trying to 'edit' a catalogue entry I am faced with this unhelpful error message:
Programming error: Integers and/or floats should not be passed into templates (NAME): convert them to strings via integer_format/float_format/strval.

Advice, please.

 :'(


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Fletch said

Advice, please.

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In your catalogue, do you have a field called "NAME" and you have entered a number in it?

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It won't be that. I think it'll offer a stack trace with the error, what is it?



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temp1024 said

… do you have a field called "NAME" and you have entered a number in it?
No, and no.

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…  it'll offer a stack trace with the error, what is it?
Also no, and no.

I've added an attachment of a screencap from the offending Catalogue, arrowing what appears to be a display error; something I've not noticed before:



It may also be worth mentioning that I THINK that I have recently added a 'catalogues' hotfix that was rolled out recently, which has probably caused a bit of a screw-up. I will take a look at my recent 'edits' (hotfix downloads/uploads) to see if something I did has overwritten an original and is causing this issue …

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Update: Check of 'hotfixes' indicates NO 'catalogue' fixes were taken or uploaded.



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Could you open a bug report ticket with site access? I can't reproduce and would like to look directly on your site.

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Ah I still have access. Testing now :).



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I will.

But first, in my non-technical and pretty ham-fisted way I have actually managed to 'edit' the catalogue in question by inserting the edits and clicking 'Save'.

It appears that the error message only appears when attempting to 'Preview'.

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Fletch said

When trying to 'edit' a catalogue entry I am faced with this unhelpful error message:
Programming error: Integers and/or floats should not be passed into templates (NAME): convert them to strings via integer_format/float_format/strval.

Advice, please.

 :'(
This issue has been filed on the tracker as issue #630, with a fix.



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