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Project:
Double Click
Version:
5.x-1.x-dev
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Bug report
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Unassigned
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Created:
9 Feb 2007 at 16:42 UTC
Updated:
25 Feb 2007 at 16:37 UTC
Just updated fasttoggle and still having problems. Autocomplete works for other things e.g. free tagging taxonomies. I am getting the confirmation page when I try to toggle. In addition, when I click the button to confirm, the page loads eternally, never coming up.
Comments
Comment #1
kkaefer commented(closing your other issue)
I really can't get any information from your description. I can't see why it does not work. Please send me a link where I can test it with my own browser to track down the bug.
Comment #2
hyperlogos commentedSorry, I can't do that. I don't have it installed on any publically accessible webserver.
We will have to find another way to troubleshoot, or just give up.
Comment #3
kkaefer commentedI'm sorry I can't help you :(
"when I click the button to confirm, the page loads eternally, never coming up." is like "My computer doesn't start up".
Comment #4
hyperlogos commentedIt's okay, I'll just remove the module and try again later when it's had more debugging.
Comment #5
kkaefer commentedWell, I don't know atm what to debug. From all other sources (the module is installed on groups.drupal.org), I don't get such reports. You could make your local web server web accessible (dyndns.org et al) to allow remote debugging.
Comment #6
hyperlogos commentedActually, no I couldn't, because the webserver is on a network into which inbound connections are never permitted, and can not be permitted for us to be in accordance with security-related regulations (I work for a casino in California.) The website in question is for intranet use. So I simply cannot provide you any form of access to the server.
Comment #7
TBarregren commentedI have experienced the exact same problem. For me it appears only when the Double Click module is enabled. With the Double Click module disabled, the Fasttoggle module works as expected. I have also noticed that the toggling actually took effect a split of a second before the confirmation dialog appeared, and that the dialog is about confirming undoing the just taken effect change.
Comment #8
hyperlogos commentedGood catch! I can confirm both parts of your report.
Comment #9
kkaefer commentedAfter some serious debugging, I found that somehow the overall return value from all onclick handlers is true, even though dblclick module makes some efforts to prevent that. Could you look into that, jeff?