I am working on an events page where the bottom of most pages has callouts in columns linking to other events. All callouts are saved as global. On each page however, the callouts displayed is slightly different, so I am not saving the row as global.
When I go to drag my saved row into a layout however, the callouts displayed are not global, and instead appear to be older revisions of the same callouts (I can tell because they contain ‘lorem ipsum’ text from earlier versions).
I suspect this is a bug. Any ideas?
Also, what is the expected behavior for a saved row containing global modules? Should it contain the global modules when used again? Or copies?
I suspected that was the case, however there still seems to be an issue in that the content in the newly created copies isn’t the same content as the original global module.
Instead, the content displayed is from an earlier instance of the module. In this case, instead of reflecting the final copy from the global module at the time of duplication (i.e. when the row the module was within was saved), it is displaying placeholder text from earlier.
It’s also worth noting that these modules have been saved in rows at earlier times, including when they contained the placeholder text. It seems as though the new copies of the modules are referencing older versions of themselves.
