Come together with the global Drupal community in Rotterdam, 28 Sept – 1 Oct 2026. Sessions, contribution, connection, and Early Bird savings until 8 June.I have an exposed filter user reference field in my view and it actually works fine, however when the ajax runs to find a match to fill in the field, it returns an http error 0 traced back to admin/views/ajax/autocomplete/user.
If ignored and I hit apply on the filter, though, it still returns the correct result.
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Comment #1
jason ruyle commentedExperiencing same problem when using mac and safari
Comment #2
dawehnerHave a look with firebug at the request and look, what for an error is in the request.
Comment #3
egsj commentedI wil get that information and get back to you. Thanks!
Comment #4
esmerel commentedNo updates for more than 30 days.
Comment #5
egsj commentedStill happening, but not getting any information from firebug. Happening sporadically on user lookup fields. When it happens all fields generate the same error.
Comment #6
dawehnerAs long as this bug is not reproduceable its impossible to help.
So try to make this reproduceable.
Comment #7
Rincewind42 commentedI recently experienced the same "HTTP Error 0..." on my site when using the views module and also when running update.php. I have located the cause of the problem.
Check the base URL setting inside your site's settings.php file. Also check the settings in your .htaccess file where there is the redirect option between www and non-www domains.
In the case of my site, the base URL was set to http://example.com but the .htaccess was set to rewrite http://example.com to becaome http://www.example.com. Thus the callback ajax script never received a reply form the address it had sent to. Editing the files to have a consisten use of the www. format in the URL solved the problem.
Comment #8
esmerel commented#7 seems like a reasonable fix to me, not a views issue.