Bug #68901
closed
Delete linked file leads to No file found for given UID
Added by Webtech AG almost 9 years ago.
Updated over 8 years ago.
Category:
Backend User Interface
Description
If you delete a already linked file from filelist (for example a PDF) and even it is referenced, then you get in RTE after clicking "Modify Link" button following error:
Oops, an error occurred!
No file found for given UID.
More information regarding this error might be available online.
Also see attached image no-file-found-for-given-uid.jpg.
As far as I know and if you have HTML experience you only can fix this problem by removing the faulty A-Tag completely in RTE. After that the above error disappears. CMS editors, which haven't HTML experience, can't fix this problem. They need support from an experienced TYPO3 user. That takes time and costs money.
It would be desirable this error could be catched, so that it is possible to set a new link to another file anyway.
Thanks in advance an best regards
Daniel
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- Status changed from New to Needs Feedback
I performed the following test with 6.2.15:
1) file module > upload a file Image.jpg inside /fileadmin/Images/
2) home page > create a new content element, type: text
3) type in some text , mark a word, click on create link > link the image Image.jpg
4) save
5) go on the frontend > the link is correcty created
6) file module > delete the file > I get the warning that the file has one reference; I delete it anyway > the file is delete
7) open the text element created at 3) > click on the linked word > click on "modify link"
RESULT: the popup of the link shows the "file tab", no error is given.
Do you think it is sufficient to consider this issue closed or should I perform a different test? Thank you!
I just checked this with 6.2.15 also. By the way, last time I used 6.2.14.
I can confirm with 6.2.15 that this issue is solved. The error doesn't appear anymore. You then can close this issue.
Thanks for your support.
- Status changed from Needs Feedback to Closed
thanks for your feedback; closed.
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