Adding content to Page Panel not quite right

When this happens, is there an error in your PHP or apache or watchdog logs?

I think I remember fixing that bug.

I'm using 6.x-3.7 and still getting this problem.

Apache error logs don't show anything. But there are a few js errors:

Drupal.Panels.Draggable is undefined

I have same problem.

I uninstall simple menu, and now it works properly.

First, I don't have simple menu installed.

I'm trying to add content to a regions.
-) Go to "Add content" for the selected region
-) Select "Node" -> "Node body"
-) Just press "Finish"

The timer rotates, but nothing happens. The window does not close, and the content is not added. There are also no javascript errors and no errors in the Drupal reports.

Please advise asap since I currently can't do anything with my panels. :(

Hmm. This is the kind of error I would have to see to be able to diagnose further.

#4: The error you're seeing usually indicates something failed with the code that adds new javascript during ajax, and added a jquery that is already there. I've fixed a couple of these bugs in -dev -- can you update to CTools -dev and see if you still have that problem?

I can also confirm this on Panels 3.7 in my case im getting the following js error from the facebook connect api when i click finish

Uncaught TypeError: Object # has no method 'getElementsByTagName'

Merlin, ctools-dev does not seem to be clearing up the issue for myself

There may be an incompatibility with facebook connect api's javascript, then. It's hard to say where the fault lies without investigating it directly. I presume things work better if you remove that module?

In my case, that is correct, disabling the module stops the issue. Here is the snippet of code from the facebook connect api that i believe is throwing up the error. Could there be a namespace conflict going on?

_getDomElements:function(a,e,d){
  var c=e+':'+d;
  switch(FB.Dom.getBrowserType()){
    case 'mozilla':
       return a.getElementsByTagNameNS(document.body.namespaceURI,c);
    case 'ie':
      try{
        var docNamespaces=document.namespaces;
        if(docNamespaces&&docNamespaces[e])return a.getElementsByTagName(d);
      }catch(b){}
      return a.getElementsByTagName(c);
    default:
      return a.getElementsByTagName(c);
  }
},

It's hard to say. In any case, if we want to investigate the facebook API stuff it should have its own issue.

Moving back to fixed since I think the original re-opener is fixed.