I log in as a regular user and I click the arrows... but nothing happens..
also when I try to post a new story as a regular user and I fail the chapcha two times the submit button or preview will not work anymore..
I log in as a regular user and I click the arrows... but nothing happens..
also when I try to post a new story as a regular user and I fail the chapcha two times the submit button or preview will not work anymore..
Comments
Comment #1
mercmobily commentedHi,
Sorry, not enough information was provided with this report.
Captha is not part of Drigg. If you have problems, please disable Captcha and try again.
Are the arrows blue or gray? If they are gray, it means that the story is too old to be voted.
Please let me know, or this issue will be automatically closed.
Merc.
Comment #2
Anonymous (not verified) commentedI have the same problem. Nothing happens when you click on the arrows. They are blue.
Comment #3
Anonymous (not verified) commentedI figured it out at least for my case. I was using a standard drupal 5.5 distribution without the updated jquery file.
Comment #4
mercmobily commentedHi,
Rek2: Are you using the newest JQuery file, as explained in the module's documentation?
(Thanks Julio)
Merc.
Comment #5
rek2 commentedI am now! :-P
thanks.
Comment #6
mercmobily commentedHi,
OK, I assume this is fixed, and I can close it :-D
Merc.
Comment #7
trzl commentedWhere is this new jquery file found? Im having problems with new authenticated users not being able to vote.
Thanks in advance
Comment #8
wwwoliondorcom commentedActually it's explained in the extra_voting_forms module INSTALL.txt file.
The jQuery update module is here: http://drupal.org/project/jquery_update
OR, you can just replace misc/jquery.js with the one provided with this
module, which includes John Resig's compat-1.0.js plugin.
so what you have to do is rename the file jquery-1.2.1.pack.js which is in extra_voting_forms folder to have the name jquery.js and put this file in your drupal installation /misc/folder to replace the old jquery.js file.
Comment #9
RobertOak commentedYou know you really shouldn't be closing this. I went through multiple jquery.js updates and also used the collapse-fix.js and the compat-1.0.js, adding script lines to page.tpl.php (which you also do not specify where one should add those to people) and your instructions are clear as mud frankly and have multiple conflicts in various instructions, both here and on your website.
The ONLY jquery.js I could get to work was the one in extra voting forms and you DO NOT mention that it is named jquery-1.2.1.pack.js and then you must rename jquery-1.2.1.pack.js TO jquery.js AND put it in misc folder and the one that actually works is in this distribution only.
Comment #10
mercmobily commentedHi,
I have updated the instructions.
Thanks for the "constructive" criticism.
If you find problems in the instructions (which have been fixed), please open a new issue and send the new instructions my way!
Thanks,
St. Merc.
Comment #11
rimma commentedI have the same problem and I have done everything above-mentioned. the only different thing is I am using Drupal 5.7.
do you think it is the reason?
thanks
Comment #12
totaldrupal commentedsome could have this problem http://www.drigg-code.org/node/92
Comment #13
wwwoliondorcom commentedIt works for me with Drupal 5.7 so it's not the reason
Comment #14
rimma commentedI have checked that option but not this issue.