Hi,

I'm trying to recreate the Beardcast #1 and trying to get the isotope example to work that's included with the module and its not filtering for me at all. I've uninstalled every module that could possibly conflict with it except the modules that need it run. When I press on a term it says websiteurl/isotope-example#filter in the menu bar but then doesn't filter. I inspected the element and every term has an href tag of #filter and the data-option-value is the name of term. It looks like this: <li><a class="filterbutton" data-option-value=".wudrafromag" href="#filter">wudrafromag</a></li>

I'm using the latest stable versions of features, libraries api, jquery update, devel, and views isotope. Is it possible the newer versions of these modules are conflicting with the views-isotope module? Should I be using a different version of views-isotope?

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kreynen’s picture

kreynen commented

Both branches of this module have been fairly well tested, so I don't think it's an issue with the code.

Are you sure the modules/views_isotope/views_isotope.js and sites/all/libraries/jquery.isotope/jquery.isotope.min.js in the HTML? Directory paths should look like...

http://code.pearson.com/sites/all/modules/views_isotope/views_isotope.js
http://code.pearson.com/sites/all/libraries/jquery.isotope/jquery.isotop...

1jkh’s picture

1jkh commented

@kreynen

WOW! I checked my source and the jquery.isotope.min.js isn't even appearing in the libraries folder but the other one is linked correctly in the modules folder. I had to manually put it in the libraries folder. Thank you. Your tutorial was extremely helpful.

-1jkh

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carsonandrews commented

EDIT: Please kindly disregard. After disabling the offending browser extension, everything is back to working perfectly. Sorry for the bother, thanks for the great module.

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Hey, I'm having the same issue. I also did not have jquery.isotope.min.js in the libraries folder. In fact, there wasn't even a /sites/all/libraries folder. I manually added one as well as the /jquery.isotope sub directory and created the necessary file. Still no luck.

I had this working successfully on a local install, no problem. Migrated to the server, now we're having these problems. Tried uninstalling and reinstalling all relevant modules, including the libraries API, still no luck.

Any ideas?

You attention is really appreciated.

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guerno commented

Maybe this is related: http://drupal.org/node/1874922#comment-7401602

By me with the administrator menu module it breaks, with anonymous users or every other role it works fine.

Chris Gillis’s picture

Chris Gillis commented
Category: Bug report » Support request
Issue summary: View changes
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)
seghezzou2’s picture

seghezzou2 commented

Hi guys, I'm having a similar problem. I've followed the tutorial, but the "isotope-container" div is housing only one node inside. Please check the html attachment.

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seghezzou2 commented
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jbeall1369’s picture

jbeall1369 commented

I have no luck, I am stuck where my filters do not work. it pops up as #filter in my isotope-example url. I also can no longer add the div tag in a view under Customize field HTML. Why is that happening? Anyone have a full installation tutorial on views_isotope that actually shows every step instead of assuming we know how? I would make one, but I cannot figure it out.

Thanks,
Josh

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videodoll commented

i installed isotope.js module and followed the installation directions. now i have a folder in libraries called isotope with the libraries. hopefully this works for someone else.