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I've updated jQuery to 1.2.6 using jQuery update, and my tree view has stopped working. I haven't yet been able to confirm if its the Taxonomy Manager module which is at fault, but note it in case someone else has a similar problem. Same problem with current release and dev release.
Comment | File | Size | Author |
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#14 | taxonomy_manager-280202-14.patch | 472 bytes | BWPanda |
Comments
Comment #1
pkej CreditAttribution: pkej commentedI have the same problem. When I install jquery update module it is not possible to click on the plus signs left of the term name. Thus it is not possible to see the child terms of that term. After uninstalling jquery update (and copying back the old misc/jquery.js file and clearing the browser cache it all works again.
I installed jquery update version 5.x-2.0-rc1 and used Taxonmoy Manger version 5.x.1.x-dev
BTW, same problem can be observed in both in Firefox 2.0.4 and IE6
Comment #2
peterzoe CreditAttribution: peterzoe commentedexact same behaviour for me.
Comment #3
nath CreditAttribution: nath commentedI see the same behaviour. TM needs to be fixed.
Comment #4
nath CreditAttribution: nath commentedDoes the tree work with the D6 version? As D6 also uses jquery 1.2.6, perhaps it is possible to backport the changes.
Comment #5
nath CreditAttribution: nath commentedAdditional info: It seems to work up to jquery 1.1.4.
Comment #6
nath CreditAttribution: nath commentedTo make it work with jquery after 1.1.4, one has to change the following function in tree.js from:
to this:
Comment #7
mh86 CreditAttribution: mh86 commentedif I change the code, does it still work with the original jquery version included in drupal-5.x?
Comment #8
nath CreditAttribution: nath commentedNo, it won't work with jquery below 1.1.4.
Comment #9
ferrangil CreditAttribution: ferrangil commentedSame problem here. Just changing that piece of code and TM is working again!
P.S: I just needed to control + F5 my browser to get the "new" tree.js file available.
Comment #10
sdsheridanWorked for me too. Thanks for finding that!
shawn
Comment #11
emackn CreditAttribution: emackn commentedNice work, fix worked for me.
Comment #12
chaloalvarezj CreditAttribution: chaloalvarezj commentedThank you! This solved my problem!
Comment #13
Taxoman CreditAttribution: Taxoman commented#6 works fine on several sites, even had to use it to fix a site running jquery_update v 1.1.2.2 (2008/05/30), so not only for later JQuery versions... Should be committed.
Comment #14
BWPanda CreditAttribution: BWPanda commentedConfirmed this happens with TM 5.x-1.x-dev and JQU 5.x-2.0.
I've created a patch for TM 5.x-1.x-dev based on the code from #6 (run patch from 'taxonomy_manager' folder, not the 'js' folder, and use the -p0 option).
Let me know how it goes...
Comment #15
mkrakowiak CreditAttribution: mkrakowiak commentedBWPanda, the patch works well. Thanks!
Comment #16
Summit CreditAttribution: Summit commentedThanks a lot for this patch!!
Please commit!
greetings,
Martijn
Comment #17
nath CreditAttribution: nath commentedIf this patch is commited, a dependency on jquery update is needed as well.
Comment #18
mh86 CreditAttribution: mh86 commentedI don't want to make a dependency on the JQuery Update module now, although it's used on many drupal sites.
But I'm going to add a notice on the project page, because it seems like that many people are facing the problem.
Comment #19
jpdaut CreditAttribution: jpdaut commentedI'm running Drupal 5.11, PHP 5.2.6, jQuery 1.2.6 + update 2.x installed for Hierarchical Select.
Recently installed Taxonomy Manager. I applied the fix at #6.
Tree view works well in IE (can expand the tree),
but not in Firefox 3.0.7 or Safari 3.2.1. Can't expand the tree there.
Any ideas?
Comment #20
jpdaut CreditAttribution: jpdaut commentedNever mind: I cleared cache, closed and restarted Firefox and Safari : it works now in these 2 browsers.
Comment #21
jpdaut CreditAttribution: jpdaut commentedI have a related question. I'm using Taxonomy Image and I would like the treeview to display thumbnails of the terms' images instead of the term titles like it now does. How could I accomplish this? Thanks.
Comment #22
zet CreditAttribution: zet commentedwhat to do in D6 with jQuery update v2.x ?
Comment #23
ivnish CreditAttribution: ivnish commented