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If I try to make any change to the color scheme, for example change Base from #ffffff to #cccccc,
I get the following error message:
Error 324 (net::ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE): The server closed the connection without sending any data.
Happens every time.
We're using Drupal 7.12.
Comments
Comment #1
Jeff Burnz CreditAttribution: Jeff Burnz commentedWouldn't have a clue, I suggest you Google it. Not a theme related thing.
Comment #2
boltfan CreditAttribution: boltfan commentedStrange. I get a similar (but slightly different) error in Firefox, and Safari simply won't submit. I can make any other changes in the Corolla settings page (layout, fonts, box shadows, etc.), and they submit fine...everything works. But changing the colors doesn't work in any browser. If I set it back to one of the defaults, it submits fine in all 3 browsers. I can't imagine that's not a theme thing...perhaps the theme is conflicting with something else?
Comment #3
Jeff Burnz CreditAttribution: Jeff Burnz commentedMaybe a Color module related thing, but not a theme related thing - you even pointed this out yourself...
So these "any other changes" are all settings supplied by Corolla and Adaptivetheme, however the Color stuff is handled by Color module, a Drupal core module. Of course there is configuration and CSS for it in Corolla, but, its been around for a few years now and has 9000 users, so chances are this is problem on your server, or something to do with your installation, which is why I suggested you Google it and try to chase down potential issues. Its a needle in a very big haystack.
Comment #4
boltfan CreditAttribution: boltfan commentedGot it...thanks. Didn't realize those color settings were handled by a core module. I'll see if I can figure out why the color module is failing.
Comment #5
Jeff Burnz CreditAttribution: Jeff Burnz commentedHeres some things to look for:
1. Look in files directory, are there any color CSS file being generated?
2. Does it work for Bartik and/or Garland?
3. What are the permissions on the public files folder, have you checked these and that Drupal can write to this directory?
4. How lame is your hosting, is it a free shared hosting account or a stonking great dedicated server from Rackspace?
When I google that error message I found a lot of errors being reported about Chrome, are you using Chrome, or a particular version of Chrome that has this problem (I dont know, surely you can find this out), maybe try Opera or FF?