I installed, applied the patch, using drupal 5.6.
everything seems to be working, however, the ajax part of it doesn't seem to work. when I hit "update" it updates, but loads the page again, meaning, I have to load the page for each node I'm editing. This is fine, but the list I'm editing is quite large, and the ajax option would be rather swell..
using firebug extension for firefox, I get an error message on that page I created:
$(form).ajaxForm is not a function
editviewCaptureForm()editview.js (line 49)
e([form#views-filters drupal, form#node-form- drupal, form#node-form-5 drupal, 9 more...], editviewCaptureForm(), undefined)jquery.js (line 2)
e(editviewCaptureForm(), undefined)jquery.js (line 2)
(no name)()editview.js (line 3)
e()jquery.js (line 2)
[Break on this error] $(form).ajaxForm(options);
Comments
Comment #1
bsuttis commentedConfirming I've got the same issue, same error via Firebug.
Comment #2
bsuttis commentedJust realized that what should be named 'jquery.form.js' is named 'form.js' in the module directory, rename it and see if that fixes the issue.
Comment #3
manimal commentedyea, that fixed it, now I have another issue with things not displaying correctly after the ajax update takes place.. but that an issue on only one of my installs. if I don't debug it, I'll start a new post..
putting this as fixed, because changing the filename to jquery.form.js fixed it.
Comment #4
Anonymous (not verified) commentedAutomatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.
Comment #5
dman commentedNote that this is still an active problem.
Yes, renaming the file as described works fine.
This file needs renaming in the Distro, or the code. Either would be fine, but it needs a fix applied.
Comment #6
MartysMind commentedIs this closed? It looks like this is fixed in the latest release?
Comment #7
agileware commentedThis has been fixed. Just checked the 5.x-1.0 release and jquery.form.js is part of the tarball.