By mnp on

hi all
recently i installed my drupal site
iam using gmap,locations,devel modules also
if i open any link iam gettin warning as unreponsive script mysite.com/misc/jquery.js?R:13
what is the problem iam not getting please tell me
thanks

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Sverre commented

Hi manasapenchala,

Can't say I've experienced this, but it may help somebody else if you say how you are hosting your site... On a local pc or a remote host? Are you using Linux and Apache, or on windows with a LAMP stack?

Alternatively, if your site is brand new, then download everything again and start from scratch. Maybe something just went wrong with the files.

Regards,
Sverre :-)
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ErwanF’s picture

ErwanF commented

Hi,
I have the same issue. Working on a local pc with Win xp and wampserver, Drupal 6.10. I'am trying to delete some modules known to use jquery and see what happens.

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ErwanF commented

According to my tests, this trouble seems to come from the Internationalization Localization Client module (6.x-1.6). While activated, I get this message (in French, using FF3) almost each time I reload my modules' page (and many other pages in my back end):

"Un script sur cette page est peut-être occupé ou ne répond plus. Vous pouvez arrêter le script maintenant ou attendre pour voir si le script se terminera.
Script : http://[local installation]/misc/jquery.js?r:13"

(quick translation: "a script on this page may be busy or doesn't give any answer. you can stop the script now or wait to see if the script will finish. Script : ...")

I've found the following thread which might be interesting for you:
http://drupal.org/node/291156

(edit: my installation also is slower while this module is activated)

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Jerome F commented

I have the same issue.
Running local on mac os tiger with mamp server.
I only have the issue in firefox (3.4 & 3.5) not in safari nor opera.

I use french locale but shutting it down doesn't help.

The error message is the same.

I have many modules activated, because I try new functions for my future website.
I have jquery update turned on, (for ddblock slideshow).

Any idea ?
What else can I tell to help ?

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nsuit commented

My Dupal site is on an Apache server and I am having the same exact problem as mnp. After some research I found this post http://drupal.org/node/511810 which led me to the jQuery discussion at http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-dev/browse_thread/thread/987fe49fe.... However, I tried to turn off strict mode in ff's about:config and I still get the javascript and console unresponsive script misc/jquery.js?R:13 errors. Is Drupal really having difficulties with Firefox and jQuery? It would be great if someone had a solution for this problem. The problem started when I used the collapsible feature in draggableviews module which executes the collapsible elements by means of jQuery.

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nsuit commented

I had to find out that problem is not only Firefox specific. I had problems with Safari too. I get the error message when using the draggableviews module on views and jQuery iterates through the displayed node rows with an .each() function.

Any ideas?

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daglow commented

At http://docs.jquery.com/Downloading_jQuery#Download_jQuery a new version is out and fixed that problem for me.
I placed the new jsquery everywhere where the old jsquery was (then deleting the old) and wala!

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Anticosti commented

In my case... Turning OFF the "Administration menu" takes the bug out

johan2’s picture

johan2 commented

hi,
I had the same problem. I tried everything to speed up the performance of the site but always the warning "unresponsive script" came back. In a former site I remember this started after upgrading the "admin_menu module" (6.x-1.5 to 6.x-3.0-alpha4). I restored the version and everything worked normal.
In my new site the same happened but since I turned on the -Administration menu Toolbar style- and indicate a style, the problem seems to be gone.

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irfan199 commented

It happens also on view slideshow module. I turn it off and the problem is gone.

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peterx commented

Drupal 7.4. Firefox 5. Jquery goes into a lop for 10 or more seconds after the page is downloaded to the Web browser. the problem is Jquery. Jquery did exactly the same at the start of Drupal 6 and had to be replaced by a later version.

When the javascript loop runs over 10 seconds, Firefox issues the timeout message. 3 out of 4 times the loop is slightly under 10 seconds and just makes the site really slow. 1 out of 4 times the loop is slightly over 10 seconds and creates the message.

I replaced Jquery 1.4.4 with 1.6.2 and have the same problem. I found the theme specifies jquery.js?v=1.4.4 which might make later versions act as if they are 1.4.4. I will test other versions and try to remove the v=1.4.4.

petermoulding.com/web_architect

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summit commented

Hi, Having the same Jquery 1.4.4. message on D7. Greetings, Martijn