id,summary,reporter,owner,description,type,status,priority,component,severity,resolution,keywords,cc,release 13351,MultipleWorkflowPlugin - JavaScript broken (and other issues),juraj.sedivy@…,Cinc-th,"I cannot get MultipleWorkflowPlugin to work, quite simply :) My configuration: * MWP 1.4.1 * Trac 1.2.2 * Three workflows - a default one, and two specialized ones * All are based on a modified [https://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/WorkFlow/Examples#Enterpriseenterprise-workflow.ini enterprise workflow] * All share a common starting point - ` -> new` * The two ""specialized"" ones include a `pending_approval` state between the `new` and `assigned` states (where each ticket is firstly either approved or rejected by a user with a special permission) * The default workflow applies to the default ticket types (defect, enhancement, task). The specialized workflows apply to special types named ""task-tba"" and ""enhancement-tba"" * All are recognized in the admin panel * All are well-defined, AFAICT (may submit if necessary) On this setup, I have two major problems: * The JS code which dynamically changes the available actions on a ""new ticket"" page is broken. Whilst creating a new ticket, if I change the ticket type, the available actions either do not change, or the entire page element (with the radio buttons) disappears. Furthermore, for every such selection of ticket type (i.e. not actually submitting the change, just __selecting__ a different option in the drop-down menu), a new ticket gets created in the background even before clicking ""create ticket"" - very strange. * Even once the ticket is already created, has the appropriate ticket type and is in a state supported by all workflows (e.g. `new`, in my case), I can modify the ticket only using the actions from one workflow (the default one, even if the ticket type is e.g. ""task-tba""). **Generally, it seems I can only perform the actions in the default workflow regardless of the actual ticket type.** I turned on logging at the warning level, but nothing shows up. I also tried adding explicit INI sections for //all// the ticket types (e.g. `[ticket-workflow-defect]` etc.) - didn't help. Any ideas? I'm thinking [ticket:13106#comment:4] might have something to do with this, but I didn't go through the entire changeset ([changeset:16598]), so I'm not sure.",defect,closed,normal,MultipleWorkflowPlugin,normal,fixed,,,1.2