Module filter, ckeditor, colorbox, collapsible fieldsets etc
Caches is flushed.
jQuery version set to 1.7
Browsers FF 19, Chromium 25
Module filter, ckeditor, colorbox, collapsible fieldsets etc
Caches is flushed.
jQuery version set to 1.7
Browsers FF 19, Chromium 25
Comments
Comment #1
Chasen commentedAre you using the Libraries module? If so, which version?
I had a similar issue where my JS was broken site wide but it was because I was using Libraries 1.x rather than 2.x (which was required by a JS slideshow module I was using)
Also, are you getting any errors in Drupal Watchdog? You can view the log here: /admin/reports/dblog and you can customise what it records here: /admin/config/development/logging
Comment #2
vvs commentedYes, i'm using library 2.0
No one error messages found.
Comment #3
Chasen commentedThe other thing to try, which identified the issue in the first place for me, is if you're using Chrome (I think Firebug in FF has a similar feature) you can right click on the web page > Inspect element > Click on the RESOURCES tab > and you should see a scripts folder in the left column and you can view all scripts being loaded and there will be a red X next to any script with an error. Do you see any with errors?
Also, try the above method with caching/aggregation enabled and then try it again with caching/aggregation disabled (be sure to flush caches between each test). In the first instance you will see all your individual CSS/JS files and in the second instance you should see just 1 css file and 1 js file and they will have really long/weird file names) - I've noticed with some modules that when the code is aggregated it can cause errors if there's a bracket not closed or a missing semi-colon or something like that in one of the code files.
Comment #4
texas-bronius commentedI'm with VVS on this one. None of forms' tabledrag weight sorting worked, and all my forms' field collections and Views UI collapsible fieldsets stopped show/hiding (but could display:block in Inspector as workaround).
What fixed for me was not disabling javascript aggregation but enabling Aggregate JS. Interested to learn why that is. Note: I did try Production vs Development (minified) with no effect.
Comment #5
Chasen commentedOne a side note, there is an existing issue being worked on where updating jQuery Update to the latest version breaks a number of AJAX/JS features in other modules, such as the Views UI collapsible fields you mention. I'm experiencing this issue myself. Recommend you check out http://drupal.org/node/1524944 as they're currently working on a way to use an alternative JS library for admin pages. As far as I can see, all new posts regarding this particular issue are being redirected to that thread.
Comment #6
ericduran commentedFYI: #1524944: Allow different version for administrative pages is fixed now. That being said that is really only a stop-gap not meant to be the solution for everyone's jQuery issues.
This is actually a known bug and I know it suck :-(
I'm going to close this issue. Please search individual issues or create specific issues with modules that break with the latest version of jquery.
Also I just created a "jquery update_issues" tag. Please use this tag in those specific issues that way I can follow it across project and help it all get fixed.
Thanks.
Comment #6.0
ericduran commented+Browser
Comment #7
niek_kloots commentedThe jquery_update module causes several problems if enabled on my site.
- Aggregate JavaScript files on /overlay=admin/config/development/performance can't be enabled because then the ckeditor stops working
- it must be set manually to 1.8 or lower because otherwise the Superfish submenus won't show.
http://openwaterswimming.eu
Drupal 7.32
Superfish 7.x-1.9 + Superfish-for-Drupal-1.x-1 in Libraries
CKEditor 7.x-1.16 + CKEditor 4.4.4 in Libraries
jQuery Update 7.x-2.4