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Morning,

I’m seeing something really odd with a channel display for my current site.

Here is the current code:

{reverse_related_entries sort="desc" orderby="corporate_logo_sort" channel="corporate_logos" }
  
  {if no_reverse_related_entries}

   <li><div>No current logos assigned for <?php echo($title); ?>!</div></li>

  {/if} 

  <li id='logo_{entry_id}'>
   Sort: {corporate_logo_sort}<br>
   {corporate_logo_image}<br>{corporate_logo_link}

   [{exp:delete:link 
             id="{entry_id}" 
             type="blog post" 
             template="includes/delete" 
                alert="true"
          }
 
         Delete
         {/exp:delete:link}]
  </li>

        {/reverse_related_entries}

 </ul>

I’m leveraging the jQuery Sortable class to drag, drop, and make an Ajax call behind the scenes to set the channel field ‘Corporate Logo Sort’ (via a direct update SQL statement to the channel_data table). When I drag and drop and then view the corporate logo entry in the back end, I can see the correct value is being updated in the DB.

If I then try to print out the channel values on the front end interface (as I’m doing above with the Sort: {corporate_logo_sort} call), it presents a value that I had manually set in the back end numerous revisions ago. Is there somewhere this data is being stored/pulled from other than the channel_data table?

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Have a happy Thanksgiving.

Thanks,