When I save a report and edit later, some elements are doubled

[profweetos]

For an unknow reason, some elements in rows or columns get doubled when I open an existing report.
This creates a mess as it can't use filter normally.
I can provide a picture.

[Mgiepz]

Please provide a screenshot. I am not sure what you mean with rows and columns

[profweetos]

This is the Pentaho plugin on Pentaho 4.5 CE

1 = I create a report with a few things, everything works smoothly
http://imgur.com/cWlSb
Then I save it.
2 = I open it again in ‘Edit’ mode
http://imgur.com/cWlSb,lkVIL,Hk9xu#1
I have 2 “Categorie Numero” and 2 “Categorie Nom” coming out of nowhere.
3 = It messes the filter randomly (could not load selections”)
http://imgur.com/cWlSb,lkVIL,Hk9xu#2

I wish I could do the update from the latest trunk, but my knowledge is too limited to actually take the right thing and build it and replace it in my dev environment. This is the last version I could get from the ctools-installer.

[joe96814]

I have this same issue, my build is about a month old though. I did find a pattern though, the columns duplicate in the group/filter sections whenever there is a field of the same name in a different dimension.

For example if I have 4 dimensions with the 'name' field and I use name as a group or filter, when you reload the report it will have 4 entries of name in the group/filter area. The data and filtering remains correct, reviewing the cda file the parameters are correct. When its a filter you can only click on one of the filters and have it open successfully, the others are 'ghost' filters and open as per screen shot 3 provided in previous comment. Unfortunately it appears removing any of the filter options even the 'ghost' ones cause the filter to be removed.

I am going to do further testing by changing my metadata to have different names for the fields and see if this is at least a temporary work around for this issue.

[profweetos]

I hadn't noticed that indeed I had same names in 2 different dimensions. I changed them in one dimension, and it works. This is just a workaround still but thank you very much already.