Closed (fixed)
Project:
Hide submit button
Version:
6.x-1.7
Component:
User interface
Priority:
Critical
Category:
Bug report
Assigned:
Reporter:
Created:
24 Mar 2009 at 08:07 UTC
Updated:
9 Apr 2009 at 00:00 UTC
Hi!
I've installed this module, and configured it to show the ajax loader on every form in admin/settings/hide-submit, but when I post a form no ajax loader appear. I've tested many forms, but none seems to work with the the module.
Any ideas?
Comments
Comment #1
optalgin commented1) Is javascript enabled with your browser?
2) Which browser do you use?
2) Do you see the text message without the image or it just show nothing when you submit?
3) Do you have other javascript modules installed
4) Did you try the demo site? did it work for you there?
Your title say "this module does not work properly"
but it is installed and running fine on more then 160 sites at the moment
so I assume that the problem might be on your side
Lets try and figure it together
please answer the questions above for start
Comment #2
DrupalNovice commentedSorry for answering so late..
1) Yes
2) Opera 9.52 / Windows XP . I've tested it in Firefox 3.x but it doesn't work there either.
3) It does not affect the Submit button at all - the button is the same as it's always been.
4) Other JavaScript modules are:
- Administration Menu
- Rotor Banner
- jQuery plugins
- AJAX Picture Preview
- DHTML Menu
- Upload previews
- Wysiwyg
I also have these form-related modules installed:
- Node Form Template
- Formfilter
- Better Select
5) Yup, it worked on the demo site.
I agree - it's something with my configuration. Sorry if the title of this issue sounded a bit judgemental (just changed it)
Comment #3
optalgin commentedThanks for your detailed information..
I'll try to install the modules you mentioned on my testing site and see if I can reproduce it
Hopefully this weekend I'll have some time.
I suspect this might be a conflict between scripts
b.t.w Do you get any javascript errors?
Comment #4
DrupalNovice commentedThanks for your effort!
I got it to work now. I removed some custom jQuery code from my page.tpl.php file, and know this module works it's wonders.
btw: Can I check for JavaScript errors? Because I'd like to know what caused the problem in my jQuery code.
Thank you for your patience and this great module!
Comment #5
DrupalNovice commentedComment #6
optalgin commentedThanks for the update.. Good news indeed
To see javascript errors you can use your browser error console, you will be able to see the error
the file and the line number..
I also use Firebug plugin for Firefox
This is a great tool for web developing and have built in javascript debugger, DOM inspector, CSS inspection tools
and much much more.
Comment #7
DrupalNovice commentedWow, thank You Optalgin for the great support!
Firebug rocks! =P
Thanks!!