Closed (fixed)
Project:
Fusion
Version:
6.x-1.0-rc1
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Support request
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
6 Sep 2010 at 19:23 UTC
Updated:
15 Nov 2010 at 18:28 UTC
This is on Safari, the only non-Firefox browser I've got, and I've gotten reports from IE 7 and 8 users with the same problem:
As anonymous, blocks displays correctly, with the correct grid class in the markup. Logged-in, however, the correct grid classes do NOT show up and the theme breaks. For instance, a block assigned grid16-16 instead is rendering as grid-5, with that class in the markup, not just acting that way. I have even set things to clear to a new line: no love.
And it only happens to logged-in users. Anonymous users see things just fine.
Comments
Comment #1
LynnS commentedFurther: I've gotten screenshots and source files from multiple users on Safari for Mac and some people on IE 7 and 8. Anonymous, you're fine; logged-in, the proper values for the grid are not being passed.
Comment #2
LynnS commentedBumping; I've still got this problem and it's really bugging my users. Not to mention me. Nothing? Anything?
Comment #3
stephthegeek commentedHave you tried clearing cache? Turning on CSS aggregation? Also make sure your theme is both enabled and set to default.
Comment #4
LynnS commentedClear cache: check.
CSS aggregation (and JS aggregation): check.
Theme enabled and default: check.
No love.
Using latest recommended build of Fusion. Only one other theme in use--mobile garland--but the Fusion sub-theme is enabled and default. Note that it is NOT a CSS issue; the theme itself is returning incorrect block widths in the markup. What should be a 16-grid block is returning as a 5-grid block. To answer your next questions, yes I have Skinr installed and yes I have the block widths assigned in the block correctly.
ETA: I discovered that for some reason when I updated Skinr recently there was nothing to let me know it had a completely new set of dependencies, and despite having installed/updated modules since then, I just now got the "hey dork, install the dependencies, wtf is with you" dialog box. I've installed/enabled those dependencies, checked the block widths again, and I STILL have this problem. Yes, I cleared the caches both at the site and locally. Yes, as far as I can tell I have all dependency issues correct now.
There Is No Crying in Drupal, but there is hair-tearing. Save me before I start looking like Jamie Hyneman. Which, since I'm a girl, would be Bad.
2nd ETA: Reiterating that this is ONLY when a user is logged-in using Safari or IE. Anonymous users see the site fine. I have no super-fancy finagling custom work for logged-in users--to my knowledge. I can provide a list of enabled modules if necessary.
Comment #5
stephthegeek commentedHmm, if you're using Mobile Garland, does that mean you're using some kind of mobile theme switching module, like Switchtheme or Mobile Tools? There is an intermittent problem with Skinr and these kinds of modules, which has the exact symptoms that you describe. I think they also said this problem has cropped up if you *ever* had one of these modules enabled, even if it's not enabled now.
Comment #6
LynnS commentedYes, I am using Switchtheme! I've unchecked all permissions (couldn't hurt) and disabled it, but the problem still persists. What can I do??
Comment #7
LynnS commentedFound this now that I know it's Switchtheme: http://drupal.org/node/716172 (See? I *can* JFGI if I have a clue as to what I'm G-ing. :) ) Re-setting the user's theme does it. Now I just have to figure out how to re-set EVERYONE's theme, since my users aren't terribly savvy. Thank you!!!
Comment #8
stephthegeek commentedAha! Glad that helped. Believe me, I know how hard it is to find solutions to obscure problems when you're not even sure where to start!