The 2026 Drupal Business Survey is open. Your response will help shape the future of the Drupal business ecosystem.When a user with limited permissions (see attached list of permissions) wants to create a stormticket, stormproject or other storm related node, he gets a WSOD after clicking on "Save".
In the PHP error log there is the line Unsupported operand types in \includes\common.inc on line 2877 but I tried to figure out what was wrong there and the only variable used is $elements and that is an array, as it should be. I have no idea what could cause this error message.
I thought it was a permission issue, because user 1 can create storm nodes without a problem.
Also, when I temporarily grant permission to create a page node, that works just fine.
Any ideas?
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
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| #6 | stack.zip | 179.71 KB | jurgenhaas |
| permissions.txt | 1.95 KB | jurgenhaas |
Comments
Comment #1
Magnity commentedIs this something that was working until a recent update?
Comment #2
jurgenhaasUnfortunately I can't tell because only recently the users with limited permissions started creating tickets in the system. In fact, that was today and never before.
Comment #3
Magnity commentedI haven't been able to reproduce this issue on the latest -dev.
Are you creating the nodes directly within Storm rather than via QTT or Dashboard?
Is the WSOD on submitting the node form or viewing the form?
Comment #4
jurgenhaasOriginally I created the nodes through dashboard but when I saw the error I went to /node/add and selected one of the node types from there. I also tried from the original Storm dashboard with no luck (which isn't a surprise, that also calls node/add anyway).
The WSOD occures when submitting the form.
Comment #5
Magnity commentedI haven't been able to track this down unfortunately so far.
Other info:
- Version of PHP?
- Other modules installed?
- Is there a backtrace available from the error?
Comment #6
jurgenhaasOK, here is some good news, all discovered because of your last series of questions:
- attached is the stack trace and the last stack is the one that caused the error
- as the last module that was calling drupal_render() - the function that's crashing - was Mollom, I tried disabling Mollom and suddenly the crash disappeared. So it sounds as if Mollom is causing this issue!?
@Magnity, do you want to contact the Mollom maintainers directly? Probably the most efficient way to find out what's going wrong in the combination of Storm and Mollom.
Comment #7
Magnity commentedGlad to hear we're closer to finding the problem.
... Moving to the Mollom issues queue for review.
Comment #8
dries commentedThis will be fixed in the upcoming version of Mollom. We no longer use node_rebuild().