Closed (duplicate)
Project:
Drupal core
Version:
6.12
Component:
page.module
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Bug report
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
26 Jun 2009 at 15:00 UTC
Updated:
10 Jun 2014 at 17:56 UTC
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Comments
Comment #1
elvis2 commentedI believe this is a browser cache issue. Make sure you don't click back and try to change the form, instead, go back then refresh, or click on the edit tab.
Comment #2
LenInkster-1 commentedAre you using Suhosin to protect your PHP environment?
I was, and I got this error message whenever I tried to submit a complex page (permissions/large menu etc.etc.)
I changed the suhosin.post.max_vars to 1000 (it's in the suhosin.ini file in the conf.d folder for php (normally /etc/php5/conf.d )
This appears to NOT be a Drupal bug, just the security on your server being over enthusiastic.
Comment #3
steve.m commentedAnother place where Drupal and suhosin don't get along so well is in array depth. I generally set max_vars and max_array_depth to 512.
Comment #4
dww#240828: "This form is outdated. Reload the page and try again" is incorrect and confuses users (among others)
Comment #5
brightboldThanks elvis2! You solved my problem. I was getting this error trying to save changes to a block, and most instances of this issue referred to Suhosin, so I was in a panic since I'm using shared hosting and can't change those variables.
But your post made me realize that I had loaded the block editing page in my browser yesterday, so caching seemed a likely problem. I reloaded the page and pasted my changes back in and, voila, problem solved.
Comment #6
plato1123 commentedSubscribing
Comment #7
BrianLewisDesign commentedDo a browser cache-refresh:
[Ctrl][F5] -or- [Shift] and Click the browser refresh button.
Or a direct fresh URL:
Click the address in the URL bar and hit enter to go back to the page fresh. Sometimes the refresh button keeps variables in memory that break things.