I've tried your module. It doesn't work properly on my site.
I've enabled it, set ajax settings on admin/build/block/configure/myblock/0.
Block wasn't visible. I looked it with firebug. And that's I've seen:

...Block content...

Without JS enabled that works fine. It shows cached block;

I looked with Mozilla YSlow addon and and saw, that no additional HTTP request was made (only including ajaxblocks.js).

Moreover, when I deleted the module, I've got following SQL error:

user warning: You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'WHERE cid = 'ajaxblocks'' at line 1 query: DELETE FROM WHERE cid = 'ajaxblocks' in /usr/home/webadm/www_root/includes/cache.inc on line 179.

Auxiliary information:
I use standart drupal caching.
- page caching - on.
- page compression - on.
- block caching - off
- optimize css - on
- optimize js - on

Some time ago I've installed and uninstalled modules cache router and boost. Changed settings.php to default.

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warobushek’s picture

warobushek commented

I've tested it with another copy of my site.
Cache router and boost can't be the reason of this bug, because that copy never contained these modules.

warobushek’s picture

warobushek commented

Problem is in JQuery version
your module works fine with standart drupal jquery version - v 1.12.2.3
but with jquery v 1.4.2 it doesn't ((

problem is in LF's in block content
all is ok, if I make single line block content

hm.. quite strange behaviour: it works only if block consists of [0-9]. I tried to add english letters - failed..

So, probably, I should accept using of jquery 1.2.6.

maximpodorov’s picture

maximpodorov commented

The module also works on sites with jQuery Update installed (i.e. jQuery 1.3.2).
AFAIK jQuery 1.4 is not supported at all (see http://drupal.org/node/685060 and http://drupal.org/node/479368).

As for uninstallation problem, yes, it's the bug in Ajax Blocks module. In ajaxblocks.install file cache_clear_all('ajaxblocks') must be replaced by cache_clear_all('ajaxblocks', 'cache')
I'll fix it in the next release.

warobushek’s picture

warobushek commented

Thanks for quick answer.
Yes, cache_clear_all('ajaxblocks', 'cache') works fine.

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maximpodorov commented
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)
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maximpodorov commented
Status: Closed (fixed) » Fixed

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.