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When viewing the detail of a site it doesn't say that it belongs to an organization

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Create an organization with a site associated

Go to the Sites Admin, click on the detail of the site. It says there are no members.

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Regression Bug - Used by Liferay QA to indicate an issue discovered during regression testing LPS-31101 Searching for an organization that has a sub-organization in the directory portlet will throw a jsp error in the console and only one of the two organizations is displayed

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Sub-Task - The sub-task of the issue LPS-31037 Remove redundant users information in the site membership view

  • Minor - Minor loss of function, or other problem where easy workaround is present.
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Eduardo Garcia added a comment - - edited

Scenario:

  • Site "Site1" is the site of the organization "Org1"
  • Organizations "Org2" and "Org3" are members of "Site1"
  • "Org2" and "Org3" are explicit members of "Site1" (through Groups_Orgs table) while "Org1" is an implicit member of "Site1".

Previous situation:

  • A search for all the organizations which are members of "Site1" (using the param "organizationsGroups" set to the groupId of Site1) returned only "Org2" and "Org3".
  • In order to provide information about the implicit membership of "Org1", we just increased the count result (see site_columns.jspf)

Current situation:

  • A search for all the organizations which are members of "Site1" (using the param "organizationsGroups" set to the groupId) will also return the organization the site belongs to ("Org1") if the param "groupOrganization" set to the groupId of Site1 is added to the params map of the search method in the OrganizationFinder.
  • This improvement has been used to add/refactor some views containing information about sites and their related organizations.

Technicals remarks

  • The UNION logic is similar to the one used in GroupFinderImpl or DLFolderFinderImpl.
  • UNION ALL is used instead of UNION for a better performance, since we're already including the DISTINCT clause in the subselects.
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Eduardo Garcia added a comment - - edited Scenario: Site "Site1" is the site of the organization "Org1" Organizations "Org2" and "Org3" are members of "Site1" "Org2" and "Org3" are explicit members of "Site1" (through Groups_Orgs table) while "Org1" is an implicit member of "Site1". Previous situation: A search for all the organizations which are members of "Site1" (using the param "organizationsGroups" set to the groupId of Site1) returned only "Org2" and "Org3". In order to provide information about the implicit membership of "Org1", we just increased the count result (see site_columns.jspf) Current situation: A search for all the organizations which are members of "Site1" (using the param "organizationsGroups" set to the groupId) will also return the organization the site belongs to ("Org1") if the param "groupOrganization" set to the groupId of Site1 is added to the params map of the search method in the OrganizationFinder. This improvement has been used to add/refactor some views containing information about sites and their related organizations. Technicals remarks The UNION logic is similar to the one used in GroupFinderImpl or DLFolderFinderImpl. UNION ALL is used instead of UNION for a better performance, since we're already including the DISTINCT clause in the subselects.
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Michael Saechang added a comment -

Committed on:
Portal 6.2.x GIT ID: dbaa7daaa8c99e4ccf0fa6571774d954933df973.

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Michael Saechang added a comment - Committed on: Portal 6.2.x GIT ID: dbaa7daaa8c99e4ccf0fa6571774d954933df973.
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Koor Gai added a comment -

PASSED Manual Testing following the steps in the description.

Reproduced on:
Tomcat 7.0 + MySQL 5. Portal 6.2.x GIT ID: 810f663e5ac7010c8e5aa6ed903d7971a6d190cc.

User was able to see explicit organizations only (ie Org2 and Org3). And the search results for all organization which are members of Site1 also return Org2 and Org3 only.

Fixed on:
Tomcat 7.0 + MySQL 5. Portal 6.2.x GIT ID: 6f19942f4cd08558e83ef9a52f0950347135940c.

User is able to see all organizations listed which are members of Site1, including implicit Org1. And for the implicit one, a help message is displayed to explain why this organization is shown here even if we haven't assigned it manually.

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Koor Gai added a comment - PASSED Manual Testing following the steps in the description. Reproduced on: Tomcat 7.0 + MySQL 5. Portal 6.2.x GIT ID: 810f663e5ac7010c8e5aa6ed903d7971a6d190cc. User was able to see explicit organizations only (ie Org2 and Org3). And the search results for all organization which are members of Site1 also return Org2 and Org3 only. Fixed on: Tomcat 7.0 + MySQL 5. Portal 6.2.x GIT ID: 6f19942f4cd08558e83ef9a52f0950347135940c. User is able to see all organizations listed which are members of Site1, including implicit Org1. And for the implicit one, a help message is displayed to explain why this organization is shown here even if we haven't assigned it manually.

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