By crozilla on

I have a number of drupal sites that don't have this problem, but I haven't been able to figure out why this one site does this. Maybe someone can help.

Pages load fine, except when I am logged in and not on an admin page. Whenever I try to visit a content page while logged in, the page loads immediately and then wipes to white (the spinning icon indicates that it is still searching for data, fwiw). This happens in Firefox and Opera at least, but when I hit the BACK button in Firefox, it displays the "wyciwyg:" text as if it's looking for the cached version (what you cache is what you get).

Again, it only happens when I am logged in and not on an admin page. Otherwise, all pages load properly.

Has anyone else experienced this weirdness?

⋅ Categories: Drupal 6.x

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DarkNova4001 commented

I just experienced that problem myself, and it only does that in firefox, all other browsers should work. We isolated our problem down to the Theme Developer module in Devel. Hope this helps.

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crozilla commented

That's awesome! I'm gonna uninstall that module right now...I thought it was a cookies/cache problem that only I was having (turns out that others were having the problem with my site, too. D'oh!) If this works, I'll post back.
UPDATE #1: Yeah, uninstalling the devel module didn't seem to fix the issue...grrrr.
UPDATE #2: Fixed it! Turns out I had installed the ShareThis module and had created a block using the normal, cut-and-paste code approach from the site. So I'm guessing they were competing somehow. Anywhoo, disabling the ShareThis module fixed the problem.