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The site http://www.zattevrienden.be is using drupal and sins the beginning I need to manually reload my page after a comment. Eum simple help?
The site http://www.zattevrienden.be is using drupal and sins the beginning I need to manually reload my page after a comment. Eum simple help?
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Can you be more explicit
Can you be more explicit about the steps that you took, what the expected results of the steps would be, and what the actual results were?
I'm not sure I understand what the problem is.
Thanks!
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After a comment and hitting
After a comment and hitting the submit button. The page loads up the comment but doesn't reload the page.
Look at this image. I just submitted my comment. You can see at the bottom that the information is uploaded. But it doesn't reload it. It stays there. Its hard to think that this would be Opera. This is the only site I know that has the problem.
I still don't understand
I still don't understand what you are saying and the image link you provided is not there.
Can you try explaining it in terms of
Steps:
1.
2.
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4.
Expected Results:
foo
Actual Results:
bar!
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Different page, same problem
1. I go to the admin/modules
2. I check a module
3. I submit
4. I go elsewhere and do something
5. I return to admin/modules
6. The checkbox that I checked some minutes ago is unchecked (BUT the module is active)
7. I reload the modules page
NOW the box is checked (and thus reflects the actual state of the system)
I dont know if this is a Drupal or a Opera problem
Note: the original site he
Note: the original site he listed has some nudity...
In case anyone else isn't interested in seeing that, you know, like, you're at work or something...
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I've also seen this problem
I've also seen this problem with Opera. I have no solution unfortunately.
Since it is the same with administration pages, this makes Drupal realy hard to administer using Opera.
I have the same problem with Opera
The problem is with Opera. I suspect something to do with how the pages are cached. I have no problems with IE or FF but Opera drove me mad one day while I was administering my site until I checked it with FF.
My suggestion is don't use Opera.
gpdinoz
"If we can see further it is because we stand on the shoulders of giants"
Regards
Geoff
It could be an explanation.
It could be an explanation. But isn't there a way for over writhing this. Because I don't think about changing a browser just because one cms on the internet doesn't support opera. I will ask the people of opera as I have a premium support account. But I prefer to find the solution here. I would not be surprised If they send the problem back to you.
For the people who don't understand:
1. I enter a comment
2. hit the submit button
3. page loads up the comment but doesn't reload the page itself.
Quite possibly this can be
Quite possibly this can be solved by adding some code that tells Opera how Drupal prefers to have the cache handled, in the header or as a meta-tag in the template.
So if you can get the people at Opera to say what their browser prefers, it may be easy to fix.
3. page loads up the comment
That specifically is the part I don't understand. What does it mean that the rest of the page isn't reloaded?
I agree that it's probably a caching problem - do you know if "cache" is turned on in these cases? I guess that the cache doesn't matter because it is also a problem on admin pages which don't get cached due to the user being logged in...
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My version
Let me give you my interpretation. I had the same symptoms yesterday (only yesterday) with Drupal.org & Opera 8.51.
What happens is you submit a comment, the comment is posted to the site, while the browser remains on the submission page, apparantly waiting for the post to finish or a requested page to arrive. The comment ends up in the database BTW.
The normal way is that the comment is submitted and you end up on the thread page.
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I too face this problem!
Hi,
I too face this problem with opera. It always shows cahed pages which makes me mad at first time. I am sure it is not Drupal's fault. But I love Opera too :(
The answer of opera for
The answer of opera for now:
Cache
I don't think it's a problem with the cache as in your case; in this case a redirect is not working...
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Good news of opera.We are
Good news of opera.
If the people of drupal can help them out. pleas give a sign. So I can inform them.
Thank you
Fragment
I encountered the problem during development of comment mover again. The problem seems to be the use of a fragment '#comment-1' in the redirect URL.
The bug has been fixed in Opera 9 beta 1.
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Still problems with Opera 9
EDIT: As I've updated to 4.7.3 the problem hasn't occured any more. :)
I'm using Opera 9.01 Build 8552 on Win32 (default installation, no changes made).
There is still a cache problem. It seems, Opera caches the site and afterwards it uses its cache also for the content of the site and not only for images/scripts (until reloading).
You can test it when you enable the gallery block of the gallery module and use "random image". Go to the main page of Drupal and click several times on the site name. The random image never changes until you manually reload the page.
Furthermore if you head over to another page and come back to the main page, the Random image is still the same.
That is bad for styles that uses php scripts (e.g. to show/hide blocks permanent).
From what I've seen this only appeared on the main page (e.g. /drupal/). On other pages (e.g. /drupal/?q=node/2) it works well.
in my case unsetting $_REQUEST['destination'] helped
hi,
i ran into opera not playing nice with the drupal_get_form() mechanism. although my form submit function would get called, its redirect was ignored. i put an unset($_REQUEST['destination']) before returning (drupal_goto checks for this variable and privileges this value over its arguments) and the submit process would work fine in opera as well...
HTH, daniel