404 error

If the buttons don't work there must be some problems with the JavaScript. Do you have the jquery_ui module plus a compatible jquery ui library, e. g. 1.6rc2, installed? See if the JavaScripts are correctly included on your edit page (View->Source) and if they are really there. Otherwise the JavaScript packaging may be corrupt, have a look at this thread:

http://drupal.org/node/369021

If this doesn't work have a look at the JavaScript error console and post the errors here.

Currently the dialog is rendered as an external html page. If this page cannot be found the '404 error' occurs. Can you view the page 'nodereference_explorer/table/selection_table.html' in an URL like
'http://localhost/sites/default/modules/nodereference_explorer/table/sele...'? Otherwise your installation is corrupt.

Cheers, Gottfried

I think there is an error in the jquery module code, I cannot get nodes to display in the nodeexplorer window no matter what i do, i have installed on a clean site with every version of jqeury.ui that i can find.... has anyone had any success? This looks great, just can't get any nodes listed...

Looks like an Browser CSS problem. Which Browser and OS are you using (Safari & Mac?)? Have you tried it in Firefox 2/3? The CSS problem for the dialog has not been overcome yet (resulting in a weird layout). In version 1.1 you should be able to choose your own CSS.

One more. Are the CSS added to your page? They are in the subfolder "dialog" called flora. They should be correctly referenced.

Use JQuery UI Version 1.6rc2 that you can get at http://dev.jqueryui.com/changeset/2066/tags/1.6rc2?old_path=%2F&format=zip

That works fine for me. Jquery UI version 1.6rc6 is based on Jquery 1.3.1. I encountered a lot of JavaScript errors when using 1.6rc6 resulting in a 404 error, table not showing and a weird dialog layout (like on your screenshot).

I hope you have your drupal webapp deployed in the ROOT path, like http://localhost, and not in a subfolder, like http:localhost/drupal. This doesn' work yet, but in the next release.

I think you have the same problem as this guy

http://drupal.org/node/372768

The cookies don't work.

I have the same problem but my drupal is in a subdirectory. Any short term fix for this (other than to move directory :p )

- Go to table/js/selection_table.js and adapt the urls of the $.getJSON requests, e. g. "/nodereference_explorer/service_domain_name" -> "drupal/nodereference_explorer/service_domain_name"

- Go to nodereference_explorer.module line 6 and change the path of the variable "NODE_REFERENCE_SERVICE_NODE_DATA', e. g. 'nodereference_explorer/service_node_data' -> 'drupal/nodereference_explorer/service_node_data'

- Go to nodereference_explorer_widget.inc line 112 and adapt the path of the iframe src as above

I think that should work out, but look out for other hard coded paths in the code

I don't think that'll fix all the problems.

There are quite a few hard coded links in multiple places in this module that prevent it from being used unless your site is deployed in exactly the same manner as the module author's Drupal site he uses for developing the module.

The module really needs some sort of base url setting that's automatically derived from the Drupal installation (or hardcoded in ONE spot so that it can be changed easily), and which is then used everywhere else in the module code to create proper URLs for things.

This problem is obsolete in version 1.1 beta 1. Any Javascript JSON requests are not necessary any more due to the Views support