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This incidence has been solved. Closed #4834(External link) via #4843(External link).
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Carol Romero
05/02/2019 10:34
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{"body":{"es":"1. What went wrong?\r\nAs admin, when reviewing a proposal from the frontend, I click on the \"Edit\" option and it takes me to the general table of proposals in the admin panel\r\n\r\n2. What did you expect to happen?\r\nI was expecting to access the proposal directly so that I could edit it.\r\n\r\n3. Where did you found this bug (which site)?\r\nMetadecidim"},"title":{"es":"Clicking on edit a proposal from the frontend leads you to the general table of proposals."}}
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