PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function _menu_item_is_accessible() in [snip]/modules/globalredirect/globalredirect.module on line 36
I get this error when trying to logout via http://example.com/logout
PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function _menu_item_is_accessible() in [snip]/modules/globalredirect/globalredirect.module on line 36
I get this error when trying to logout via http://example.com/logout
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Comment #1
sillygwailoAlso, I found I needed to clear the cache_page table in order to see the site again after this.
Comment #2
nicholasthompsonI'll take a look - I thought I'd tested the logout...
Comment #3
rootworkyep, i'm seeing the same behavior. if you need any more info to address the problem let me know.
Comment #4
nicholasthompsonI need more info - on my clean 5.7 install with just GR enabled (and Path) logout works fine.
What versions of stuff are you running? Any other modules?
EDIT: Have you run the update.php script from the modules page? 1.3.1 updates the system table to set the weight to make GR run last.
Comment #5
dgsiegel commentedyes, i ran update.php, but the problem still remains.
i tested 1.3 and 1.3-1, and both are failing. seems like we have to stick to 1.2 until this bug is fixed.
Comment #6
nicholasthompsonI have committed a fix to DRUPAL-5 (the dev branch). The fix for #208107: problem with normal mode caching (not just aggressive mode) should solve this. Can you please check.
I will be releasing 1.4 soon hopefully (which should ALSO - in theory - fix a lot of i18n related bugs).
Comment #7
sillygwailoDid a quick test, first with the "old" module (got WSOD, same error) and updated to DRUPAL-5, and my site runs fine. So in other words, looks good to me.
Comment #8
dgsiegel commented5.x-1.x-dev seems to work for me, thanks!
Comment #9
Anonymous (not verified) commentedI also had the issue after I updated the module yesterday. The bad news is, google went in between and indexed the error message instead on the main page... ouch.
I installed the dev version and ran the update script. Evrything seems fine now.
Maybe you should prevent people frome downloading the 5.x-1.3-1 version, if it is buggy ? The worst thing with the bug is the fact that an admin won't see it, only anonymous users...
Comment #10
nicholasthompsonThe bug itself appears to be triggered by something else. I, for example, am running 1.3.1 on www.thingy-ma-jig.co.uk and anonymous users appear to have no problems that I know of..
Comment #11
Anonymous (not verified) commentedAutomatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.
Comment #12
fax8 commentedPlease note that, as of 6 November 2008, this bug is still active in the "stable" version.
As this bug is absolutely critical the fix contained in 5.x-dev should be promoted to a stable version.
Comment #13
nicholasthompsonMarking as fixed as this is working in 5.x-dev which is imminently becoming the 5.x-1.4 release.