After deleting a Date field, all FORMS are not workable with Page Not Found

I have the same problem but it happened when I updated the module and deleted a list (text).
Change a previous submission is ok but not creation.

Drupal 7.24

Same issue here, deleted an entity form now all remaining forms display 'Page not found'

Same results in administration view when accessing the 'submission link'

After creating a new entity form or cloning same results as above.

Hi,

I've another mistake : the form is visibled for anonymous users but not for the connected users.

After search, I commented the conditionnal block "if (empty($empty_entityform))" of the function function entityform_empty_load($type). Now, my entity form is visibled for anonymous and connected users.

If it can help, the creation of the entity form is sometimes empty for connected users. But I don't know why...

There is a patch here: https://drupal.org/comment/8439491#comment-8439491

That might solve this problem. Please try this patch and let me know if it fixes that issue.

Thanks

Hi,

The patch doesn't fixe this issue.

"Page not found" is coming for function "entityform_empty_load($type)".
The entityform isn't created. But if I comment the conditionnal block "if (empty($empty_entityform))", the entityform is showed !?

Another strange thing, anonymous users see the form and connected users a page not found.

Maybe it's because we deleted an entity submission or and the module cannot build the list of submited forms for this user... but why ?

I see a patch to entityform_get_types for the 7.1 branch here: https://drupal.org/comment/8171495#comment-8171495
tedbow's comment notes "Ok this was being caused by logic in entityform_get_types that never got a fix that was put into 2.x."
But when I look at entityform_get_types() in the 7.2 -beta2 code, it appears to be the same as the 7.14 code -- i.e. if there's a logic error in 7.1, the same logic error is in 7.2. Inadvertent regression?
Could this be the underlying problem, rather than the cache?

1. My last comment was wrong, or it was at least not my problem.

2. As noted above, I too have the problem where I try to open an entityform and get BOTH Page Not Found AND the form. I have found one possible answer and fix, which worked for me.
After I deleted a number of entityforms, their entries were not removed from Drupal's menu_links table (I have not tracked down why this is so, and presumably this would be a good bug to fix). The short answer is that you can fix the bug by manually deleting the bad entries from the menu_links table.

For what it's worth, what happens is that Drupal iterates over all of the menu_links relevant to any menu on the page. In my case, this caused it to iterate over the deleted entity forms, calling entityform.module/entityform_empty_load() with the name of each deleted form. Upon hitting the first of these, entityform_empty_load() triggered drupal_not_found(), even though the actual form had already been rendered and sent for delivery. I suspect that entityform_empty_load() should simply return FALSE to _menu_load_objects() when presented with a bad form name (instead of triggering a not found and returning NULL), but have not tested.

Whew.

I have the same problem as #7 and the manual fix worked for me. Thanks for saving me a lot of hair pulling!

I made a patch for this issue and posted it in the thread about changing the machine name:
All Pages Not Found after renaming a Form's Machine Name