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I updated jquery update to version 7.x-2.4 and module filter stopped working. The left side column of titles went away and the filter list didn't function. In order to make it work ok, I had to configure jquery update to use version 1.8 of jQuery for administrative pages. Look at /admin/config/development/jquery_update for this setting.
Just want to save someone else this little hassle.
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Comment #1
norgo CreditAttribution: norgo commentedthanks!
uninstalling/re-installing/cache dump/browser restarts did not work
your suggestion worked.
Comment #2
Vincent_Jo CreditAttribution: Vincent_Jo commentedsame here,
activated jquery_update version 7.x-2.4 to check for another issue (maphilight modul and module_filter conflict) when module_filter stopped working as mentioned above. The suggestion to switch to jquery 1.8 works for the jq-update issue.
The conflict with maphilight still persists though ... (but cannot be reproduced by the developer of the module:
my maphilight issue)
regards
Vincent
Comment #3
iLeoFric CreditAttribution: iLeoFric commentedYep that did the trick here as well.
I was fixing to do a restore of the latest backup, but I stumbled upon this article.
So many thnx for this... Saved me a bunch of work...
I guess waiting on a jQuery update will be the trick...
Comment #4
jaydee1818 CreditAttribution: jaydee1818 commentedsidebar links are also broken for me; changing the admin jQuery to 1.8 didn't help
Comment #5
bkonetzny CreditAttribution: bkonetzny commentedThe error occurs when jQuery Update is configured to use jQuery 1.10, jQuery Update using jQuery 1.8 should be fine. Since jQuery 1.9, jQuery.browser doesn't exist anymore (thus throwing an error with 1.10). This seems to be fixed when including the patch from #2156881: Support (optionally) the use of the jQuery Migrate Plugin.
Comment #6
R-H CreditAttribution: R-H commentedI need to use JQuery 1.9.0+ for the BootStrap theme. Can this module be updated to work with a new version of JQuery?
Comment #7
konrad_u CreditAttribution: konrad_u commentedSame as R-H... we're just gonna have to wait for --dev commit or a patch but yes 1.9 breaks the module filter - uninstalling for now.
Comment #8
greenSkin CreditAttribution: greenSkin commentedFound the issue, it was relating to the jquery.ba-bbq.js file. The file was being added directly rather than via the library system and as a result jquery_update was not able to serve the updated version of it. Fix has been committed.