Every time I run update.php, the two panels I have do not contain any content, i.e. display nothing. Both panels include one custom panel and one Views panel. Flushing the caches always restores the panels.

This might be a duplicate of http://drupal.org/node/979912 but for Drupal 7. It has not happened until yesterday when I upgraded to Drupal 7.2.

I can repeat this several times in a row and it always does the same thing; run update.php, panels are gone, flush the cache, panels are back.

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damienmckenna
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subscribe.

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merlinofchaos commented

Ooh! I like it when things are repeatable, it's much easier to experiment and determine what is going wrong.

What kind of caching do you have on the panels? What layout are they using? Can you maybe export one of the panels that disappears and paste it? Maybe there is some clue there. If it's simple enough I might be able to reproduce it locally.

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Pillhuhn commented

Each of the two panels I have are really simple: they contain only two panes each, one is custom with a little bit of text and the other is a view from a custom content type (one panel with content type A and one panel with content type B) . Each of the four panes is set to 'No caching'.

For both, I am using the 'Single column' layout (both panes are in the 'Middle column').

And if you let me know how to export a panel, I can do that also.

Thanks for your help!

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merlinofchaos commented

If it's a page manager page, there's an option. If it's a panel node, I think the node import/export module can do it.

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merlinofchaos commented

Oh, webchick *just* committed a change to update.php that might actually affect this. In fact, I'm *quite confident* it is the problem.

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trillex commented

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merlinofchaos commented
Status: Active » Closed (duplicate)

See http://drupal.org/node/1170312#comment-4547662 for information.

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Pillhuhn commented

Thanks merlinofchaos,

I added the one line [registry_rebuild();] to index.php, loaded my home page once and removed the line again. Is this the correct way of doing so?

Now, do I install the latest Drupal core version (7.x-dev) from June 2nd? Will this fix it for good?

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merlinofchaos commented

#8: Yes, and unless there's something else that we haven't found wrong, it should fix it for good.

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Pillhuhn commented

Great, thanks so much!
Keep up the good work! :)

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Pillhuhn commented

I just installed the latest Drupal 7 dev release and the problem with Panels disappearing after update.php are gone.

Just thought I update this.

Thanks again.

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alan d. commented

Are others still experiencing this? We still see this after every update and is kinda irritating. It is not hard to find related issues in the wild: #1413684: Missing Feeds plugin after enabling Node Export Feeds for example. [Eg: An issue that has a missing plugin class]

Core 7.10
CTools 7.x-1.0-rc1+116-dev
Panels 7.x-3.x-dev (2011-10-16)