This module has terrific potential and I thank you for all the work you've put into it.

Using php 4.4.4, MySql 4.1.21, Drupal 4.7.4, subform v30:

I can get a subform to appear in a parent content node with a select list for existing children and a form for new children. However, when I click any of the submit buttons (Save under subform/select, Create under subform/new, or Submit at the bottom of the page) over 15 seconds passes and I end up with a white screen. None of the changes I make ever get written to the database.

This is true even if I change a single field in the main node and click submit. If I go in and remove the subform field from the parent node, submit starts working again.

I'm thinking maybe this is a timeout error? Why would that be? Both the parent node and the child node have fewer than a dozen fields each. Where would I put a set_time_limit() to something longer to test the timeout idea?

Any other thoughts on what this could be?

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googhome commented

In my setup, php's max_execution_time is set to the standard 30 seconds, so that's probably not it after all.

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googhome commented

It may or may not be relevant, but I'm also using Organic Groups.

If I was submitting as a user who wasn't allowed to post outside his/her group, the failure could be related to subform's attempt to create a new child record without a group.

However, the failure occurs even when I submit as Admin (User 1), so I'm probably anticipating another problem should we figure this one out.

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MrTaco commented
Assigned: Unassigned » MrTaco
Status: Active » Fixed

i get the same thing in php 4.4.2 sometimes

for me, its a bug in array_walk in php, and it triggers during drupal's attempt to de-magic quote return data

if you use php 5, or disable magic quotes, you should be fine

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Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)