conditional stops working after beta applied [#1539756]

Comment	File	Size	Author
#2	node_export_webform_conditional.txt	5.92 KB	Anonymous (not verified)

Comment #1

tedbow

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commented 23 April 2012 at 00:40

@seezee, Could provide text form export that has this problem. Instruction are provided here http://drupal.org/node/add/project-issue/webform_conditional

This will make fixing this problem easier. Thank you.

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Comment #2

Anonymous (not verified) commented 23 April 2012 at 16:12

Status	File	Size
new	node_export_webform_conditional.txt	5.92 KB

Here's the export.

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Comment #3

tedbow

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commented 23 April 2012 at 16:32

@seezee, thanks for the export. when I import form the date picker is hidden and shown depending on radio buttons. Seems to be working.

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Comment #4

Anonymous (not verified) commented 23 April 2012 at 16:50

Hmm … even on this simple form in my local site, it stopped working if I updated to the beta (rolling back fixes). I checked for javascript errors & don't see any.

Also tested in various browsers w/ same results: current WIN versions of Chrome, FF, Opera, & Safari + IE6 & IE8 w/ & w/o compatibility mode. What next?

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Comment #5

tedbow

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commented 23 April 2012 at 17:05

Could be some other module or theme you have enabled is conflicting?

Also to make sure your problem is caused by this module please try to re-create your problem Webform on a new install of Drupal with only the modules you need, preferably only Webform and Weform Conditional. Also test your form with a stock Drupal theme that comes with core Drupal. Theme code can cause the Javascript code in this module not to work.

Could try re-importing the form you provided above. Maybe it's working for me b/c the import fixes some error(not likely but you never know)

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Comment #6

Anonymous (not verified) commented 23 April 2012 at 19:14

OK, I've narrowed down the cause, but don't have a solution: There's a second webform in a block on the page, normally hidden in a tabbed dropdown. Removing the block temporarily eliminates the misbehaviour.

To reproduce: create 2 webforms. In the 1st form, add a block. In the block, type

$block = module_invoke('webform', 'block_view', 'client-block-##'); print $block['content'];

where "##" is delta for the 2nd form. Now try adding conditionals to the 1st form — it breaks.

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Comment #7

szeidler commented 26 April 2012 at 21:15

Thank you seezee. You saved me a lot of time debugging this problem. But I do not have a solution for this problem, yet.

It looks, that it has something to do with the new structure of
Drupal.webform_conditional.wrappers = new Object(); (webform_conditional.js)
and the removed
if (!empty($js_fields)) {...} (webform_conditional.module)