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There is a website hosted on CWP that has this installed and has no ability to create subpages. The Word document they provided was correctly formatted, complete with three Heading 1 headings and some paragraph content with media. However, upon uploading the file, there is no user feedback as to the state of the import (neither pass or fail). Due to this, the module falls short at providing this functionality.
The import in some cases replaces the content of the current page, but never succeeds in creating and populating child pages. On a side note, there has been some confusion between a couple of developers as to when the Import actually happens, whether that is immediately upon upload or whether it occurs upon clicking Save on the page.
Here are some notes from our investigation (Note: these issues were identified in a test environment):
CWP version: 2.2.3
Framework version: 4.3.3
Module version: 2.0.2
Options not working:
Split document into pages (for each heading 1|for each heading2)
Keep the original document. Add links to it on TOC, if enabled
Replace this page with a Table of Contents
Tested with both attempting to upload a .docx from my computer, and from using an existing uploaded .docx from the CMS file manager.
Javascript Error on uploadedAfter
Using the upload field to add the docx, there's a javascript error, and the upload field appears like it's stuck (though the file has infact uploaded at this point)TypeError: n is undefinedbundle.js:1:181891
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
There is a website hosted on CWP that has this installed and has no ability to create subpages. The Word document they provided was correctly formatted, complete with three
Heading 1
headings and some paragraph content with media. However, upon uploading the file, there is no user feedback as to the state of the import (neither pass or fail). Due to this, the module falls short at providing this functionality.The import in some cases replaces the content of the current page, but never succeeds in creating and populating child pages. On a side note, there has been some confusion between a couple of developers as to when the
Import
actually happens, whether that is immediately upon upload or whether it occurs upon clickingSave
on the page.Here are some notes from our investigation (Note: these issues were identified in a test environment):
2.2.3
4.3.3
2.0.2
Options not working:
Tested with both attempting to upload a .docx from my computer, and from using an existing uploaded .docx from the CMS file manager.
Javascript Error on uploadedAfter
Using the upload field to add the docx, there's a javascript error, and the upload field appears like it's stuck (though the file has infact uploaded at this point)TypeError: n is undefinedbundle.js:1:181891
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: