Posted by Yannick WEBER on January 14, 2013 at 8:00am
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| Project: | Backup and Migrate |
| Version: | 7.x-2.4 |
| Component: | User interface |
| Category: | bug report |
| Priority: | normal |
| Assigned: | Unassigned |
| Status: | closed (fixed) |
Issue Summary
Hi everyone,
When I try to setup a new backup profile, I get a javascript:null; error within the browser address bar and a white page every time I'll use the checkbox method to exclude some tables.
I'm not the only one having problem with that, see : http://drupal.org/node/1576466
Like its described at http://drupal.org/node/1576466 there is a temporary solution by changing the link with firebug but its only temporary as well as not "clean".
Is there any change that backup_migrate devs would like to fix that ?
Thanks
Comments
#1
same problem
#2
Hello.
I have the same issue using Firefox 19.0.2. The checkboxes appear briefly then I get "javascript:null;" in the address bar and then a blank page with just 'null' in text at the top-left.
I have a feeling it is not module-related, as the "view as checkboxes" link works properly in Chrome.
Strangely however, I cannot even log into my site using IE now (after updating to Drupal core 7.21, and perhaps more importantly, IE 10). My username and password are displayed briefly in the text boxes (although the password has a little 'eye' icon beside it - don't know what that means), then they just disappear with no login either as an administrator or a regular user, occurring. This I think, is my biggest worry now. :-(
The same thing occurs (no log-in) when using 'IE Tab' in FF, yet I can log into this site using IE with no issues. Weird.
Any ideas welcome.
Thank-you.
*****Update****
Wow. As I couldn't even make selections from the "Exclude the data from the following tables " without blanking all selected items, I decided to try holding the Ctrl key at the same time as selecting. This worked. I thought I would then try it while clicking the "view as checkboxes" link. A new, blank page (tab) opened with the "javascript:null;" error, but it can be closed. The original page now shows the checkboxes. Success, and a somewhat 'better' work-around than using Firebug, maybe. ;-)
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#3
#4
This patch should fix it.
#5
the href attribute should be
javascript:null(0);instead ofjavascript:null;#6
Fixed in the latest stable (I think)
#7
Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.