Enabling Aggregate JavaScript files on a clients live server (http://2014.thezooproject.com - provider is www.df.eu - no APC, PHP 5.4.16 FASTCGI ) causes troubles and JS is not loaded correctly (WYSIWYG does not work, also all ajax e.g. views backend etc.). With Drupal 7.26 there are no problems.
Otherwise on my local server (MAMP 3.0.5, PHP 5.5.10, APC or PHP 5.4.26 no APC) everything works fine.
If you need more detailed infos or CMS-Access please let me know.
Please also maybe set the priority to "Major" or "Critical" if you can reproduce this bug more often.
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drupal a11y CreditAttribution: drupal a11y commentedComment #2
drupal a11y CreditAttribution: drupal a11y commentedI guess that has also something to do with my config in "admin/config/media/file-system".
Public file system path is "sites/default/files2014" not "files" which seems to make troubles:
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ParisLiakos CreditAttribution: ParisLiakos commentedComment #4
drupal a11y CreditAttribution: drupal a11y commentedSet the priority to "minor" cause I´ll need more time till I can deliver additional feedback on this issue nor anyone else has similar problems.
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dcrocks CreditAttribution: dcrocks commentedLook at #2260969: 404 error on css/js aggregated files in site located in a VirtualDocumentRoot. The symptoms are the same and I verified the problem on both D7 and D8.
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nsjski CreditAttribution: nsjski commentedI am also seeing this, but with drupal 7.26.
Switching on 'aggregate javascript' causes the fckeditor and - worse! - the admin menu to disappear.
We just moved servers and this was ok before the move.
New server is apache 2.2.27, php 5.4.28. Old server is apache 2.2.26, php 5.4.26
(I also find that aggregate and compress CSS files totally breaks my zen sub-theme, which was also fine before the move, but it might be possible that there was an error in it which I somehow got away with on the old server. We don't have any custom javascript.)
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cilefen CreditAttribution: cilefen commentedSupport requests are never higher than normal priority.