Bug 27654: Sort module.keys hash when render columns_settings.tt
On the "Administration -> Table settings" page, the order of "tables related to pages" sections is different with each page refresh. Cause of that is that Perl gives random order for hash keys where those elements are stored on template render. To avoid that we add a "sort" method where getting keys similarly how it was done previously to display tables always in the same order. To reproduce: 1) Head over to /cgi-bin/koha/admin/columns_settings.pl 2) Open any collapsed module settings, for example "Acquisition tables". Check the order of pages. 3) Reload the page. Check the order of the same elements again. They always come in random order, it's easily distinguishable. 4) Apply the patch. 5) Repeat steps 1-3 again and ensure that the order of pages stays the same no matter how many times you reload the page. Signed-off-by: Barbara Johnson <barbara.johnson@bedfordtx.gov> Signed-off-by: Joonas Kylmälä <joonas.kylmala@helsinki.fi> Signed-off-by: Jonathan Druart <jonathan.druart@bugs.koha-community.org>
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[% BLOCK pagelist %]
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[% IF module.keys and module.keys.size > 0 %]
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Jump to:
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[% FOR pagename IN module.keys %]
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[% FOR pagename IN module.keys.sort %]
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<a href="#[% pagename | url %]">[% pagename | html %]</a>
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[% UNLESS loop.last %]<span class="separator"> | </span>[% END %]
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[% END %]
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<input type="hidden" name="panel" value="[% panel_id | html %]" />
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[% SET panel_id = panel_id + 1 %]
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[% IF module.keys and module.keys.size > 0 %]
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[% FOR pagename IN module.keys %]
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[% FOR pagename IN module.keys.sort %]
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<h4 class="page_name" id="[% pagename | html %]">Page: [% pagename | html %]</h4>
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[% SET tables = module %]
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[% IF tables.$pagename.keys and tables.$pagename.keys.size > 0 %]
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