Closed (won't fix)
Project:
DHTML Menu
Version:
6.x-3.x-dev
Component:
Installation
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Bug report
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
12 Jan 2009 at 20:24 UTC
Updated:
11 Jun 2009 at 18:26 UTC
Hello,
Something strange happens when I activate the DHTML module. All my menus disappear. It does not matter what team is used.
I tried to find the answer into the permission table, but could not find anything.
Any hints?
Thanks.
Comments
Comment #1
cburschkaHello, do you have Theme Developer enabled, by chance? There appears to be a bug in it that causes these blocks to disappear.
Otherwise, it would be good if you could post the following:
- attach the HTML source of the front page as a text file, so I can see if it is the entire block, or just the content, or something else.
- list any contributed modules you have enabled.
Comment #2
yoeld commentedYes, I am using the Devel module.
Indeed, disabling the Devel module solves the problem.
Any idea when this will be solved?
Thanks for your support.
Comment #3
cburschkaSorry, not a clue.
This is caused by a recent change in Devel, and affects other modules besides this one. If the makers of Devel find something I need to change in my module, I'm perfectly willing to do that, but I can't do the detective work. ;)
Comment #4
cburschkaComment #5
rj commentedHey I was having this problem too, I uninstalled and reinstalled DHTML and now it works fine. Unfortunately I can't get the problem to repeat.........
Comment #6
roald commentedI'm having the same issue, and am not able to resolve by uninstalling / reinstalling.
* drupal 6.11
* devel 6.x-1.16
* DHTML Menu 6.x-3.4
All menu blocks disappear, other blocks remain.
Disabling either Devel Theme Developer or DHTML Menu makes the menus appear again
Comment #7
cburschka3.x-dev is the place where this will be fixed.
Comment #8
zapscribbles commentedSubscribe
Comment #9
zapscribbles commentedLooks like this is fixed in 3.5 - thanks guys!!!
Comment #10
zapscribbles commentedApologies - I spoke to soon. But keep up the good work :-)
Comment #11
cburschkaYeah, I've tried to tackle this a few times and eventually gave up in disgust. The learning point here is that you can't use what amounts to extreme debug mode and still expect other modules to work normally both with the altered theme layer and the altered DOM.