This is a cool module.

Testing both the 6.x-1.3 and dev versions with a Garland theme, with or without the SaveGuard module active, seems to work and the textsize dynamically changes. However, if the page is refreshed or changed by clicking on a link the following error appears to repeat itself in one error block 19 times
warning: call_user_func_array() [function.call-user-func-array]: First argument is expected to be a valid callback, 'views_access' was given in /.../public_html/includes/menu.inc on line 452.
This does not happen again and everything seems stable until the textsize is again changed.

A bit alarming but apparently not harmful. Is there something to stop this?

Thanks,

Izzy

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izmeez commented

oh yes, and the new textsize setting is not saved until the browser page is manually refreshed or the user links to another page.

Izzy

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izmeez commented

The error also occurs on logging out whether or not the user has access to textsize. So this cannot be ignored if the textsize module is to be installed. Any thoughts or help is appreciated.

Thanks,

Izzy

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izmeez commented

Christian Zwahlen wrote:
>Hi, Have you enabled the caching mode?

Yes, under site configuration>performance:
caching mode is set to normal,
page compression is enabled,
block cache is grayed out as Organic groups is active,
Optimize CSS files is enabled,
Optimize Javascript files is disabled.

Are these settings a problem?

Thanks,

Izzy

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hermanek commented

Hi! I have the same problem - any Ideas? Please! Thank You :-)

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CZ commented

Disable the caching mode fix this problem, but this is not a solution.

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CZ commented

If you use the caching mode (for anonymous users), disable the JavaScript support under: "Advanced settings". This ist (for Drupal 6) the single solution by now.

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CZ commented
Status: Active » Fixed

Complete fixed in the 7.x releases.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.