Menu Prefilter: date format unknown for {$my->id} replacing with today's date

[pastvne]

Hi All,
I'm on Fabrik 4.0 standard.
I am migrating a site from J3. Most things are working but noticed that I have a menu that points at a list with the following Prefilter defined within the menu (not the list).
- OR
Element=Subscriber ID(raw)
Condition=EQUALS
Value {$my->id}

When I have this defined in the menu, I get the error shows in the title as a message at the top of the list display.
If I remove the pre-filter from the menu, the message goes away,
I am going to move the prefilter from the menu to the list itself to see if the same error appears.
will report as I make progress.

Update Tested by moving the 'prefilter' definition from the menu to the list and it works without issue. Moving it back to the menu, and the issue reappears.

 

[troester]

Strange.
This is a message coming from a date or jdate element (only if JDEBUG is on)
But I can't replicate.

Can you try to create a new menu item with the same settings? Maybe the old F3 updated one is not "clean".
How is the menu link looking like?

 

[pastvne]

Hi Troester,
Here is the definition of the offending menu. I should have some time later today to try your suggestion and report back.

 

[pastvne]

I re-tested by:
1) Repurposing a previously defined in J3 unused menu -- same result
2) A brand new menu defined for the first time on J4/F4 -- same result

This list does have two 'date' (not jDate) elements.

If I unpublished the standard date_time element, the error goes away.

If I change the two 'date' elements to 'jdate' the error persists.

This is a 'copied' list and the date_time element is still 'linked' to the other list.

I could attempt to 'unlink' them if you think that would help.

 

[pastvne]

Also tested:
Joomla Debug System = On -> Shows that warning
Joomla Debug System = Off -> No warning.

I also scrutinized the fabrikdebug=1 query results and it appears that {$my->id} is being expanded into the proper user id. I didn't look through every result set, but I'll do some more testing to make sure the final query is properly expanded.

 

[troester]

It seems it does't replace {$my->id} if you are not logged in (same with menu prefilter and list prefilter)

which is not the case in F3. It should be 0 in this case also in F4.

But this doesn't explain why it's affecting the date element in your case.

So the created queries (menu/list prefilte, logged in and not logged in) would be interesting.