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Chrome 55 has a bug https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=670837
Original report
I can't remember when, but the issue queue on d.o has been broken on my for months. Please see the attached screenshot.
FYI: I am seeing this broken UI on
XPS 13 9350 (screen size: 13.3)
Resolution: 1920x1080
Ubuntu 16.04
Chrome Version 55.0.2883.35 beta (64-bit)
Comment | File | Size | Author |
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#28 | Screenshot from 2017-01-23 12-41-28.png | 187.29 KB | timmillwood |
#27 | Screenshot from 2017-01-23 12-38-56.png | 56.25 KB | timmillwood |
#7 | Screenshot from 2016-11-13 06-18-38.png | 239.26 KB | skyredwang |
#4 | Virtualization setup for Elasticsearch connector development. 2595387 Drupal.org_.png | 71.04 KB | skyredwang |
Create Issue Drupal.org_.png | 197.74 KB | skyredwang |
Comments
Comment #2
drummI haven’t seen other reports of this and can't reproduce with Chrome on macOS. Does disabling Dreditor help? Do you have other user style sheets or extensions that might be interfering?
Comment #3
skyredwangI launched a new profile with only "Awesome Screenshot" app installed on the same Chrome version above. Now, I see a different broken UI. Please see the attached screenshot.
oh, I cannot upload an image with this broken version.
Comment #4
skyredwangHere is screenshot.
Comment #5
skyredwangThis comment is made on Chrome with Guest mode, which doesn't have any extension or app installed. I still see the second version broken UI, which I cannot see fields in comment.
Comment #6
drummI'm not sure where to start troubleshooting this. Are there JS errors in the debug console? Or resources not loading?
Comment #7
skyredwangAttached screenshot shows the JS error.
Comment #8
drummThis JS looks like it is from the legacy Google Analytics ga.js. We switched to their newer analytics.js some time ago. Can you figure out what's loading that?
You can disable Google Analytics for Drupal.org by editing your profile and looking for the “Google Analytics configuration” fieldset.
Comment #9
skyredwangI am sorry, where is this “Google Analytics configuration”? I can't find it.
Comment #10
drummSorry, I forgot we don’t give more roles the opt in or out of Google Analytics tracking permission. (See https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/6004245 for other ways to control this.)
But if what I’m seeing is really the old ga.js from Google Analytics, we haven’t used that on Drupal.org in over a year and a half. Is this happening with other browsers too? On other computers?
Comment #11
skyredwangThis comment is left on the same computer, but using Firefox 49.0.2. The UI is NOT broken on this browser.
Comment #12
drummDoes this happen on Chrome on different computers? You may want to install a fresh copy of Chrome and maybe even scan for malware and viruses.
Comment #13
skyredwangOn the same problematic machine, If I open a incognito window and login, I see #4. I poked around, I see this line of CSS:
If I uncheck this "display: none", then suddenly, I see the original broken UI https://www.drupal.org/files/issues/Create%20Issue%20%20%20Drupal.org_.png
Comment #14
cgove CreditAttribution: cgove commentedFound the related Chromium bug
https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=661230
Comment #15
drummhttps://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=670837 has a bit more active work from Chrome, looks like this might be reverted relatively soon.
Comment #16
drummProgress on https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=670837 is looking good, but no release estimates from them yet.
I’m hoping Chrome pushes an update out soon so we don’t have to work around this.
Comment #17
drummComment #18
neclimdulFrom chrome issue:
Tomorrow being today.
Comment #19
drummI can confirm my copy of Chrome Canary upgraded to 57.0.2945.3 (Official Build) canary (64-bit) and is looking better again.
(My main Chrome is still at Version 55.0.2883.75 (64-bit).)
Comment #20
MixologicIt was broken for me, and now I have 55.0.2883.87 and it is working, so It appears that mainline chrome has the fix now.
Comment #21
skyredwangYesterday, I was upgraded to Version 56.0.2924.21 beta (64-bit), and it's still broken.
Comment #22
drummYour screenshots look similar to other reports linked to Chrome, like #2833743: Drupal.org layout issues in Chrome on Linux Mint. I’m pretty sure it is the same issue, something about your build of Chrome had this show up much earlier and still persist.
Please try the jsbin link in the original issue report at https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=670837.
Comment #23
neclimdulgot the linux stable 55.0.2883.87 update today and its also (not surprising) fixed here.
Comment #24
pingwin4egJust to confirm. Issues I reported in #2833743: Drupal.org layout issues in Chrome on Linux Mint have gone with google-chrome-stable 55.0.2883.87-1.
Comment #26
timmillwoodI'm still getting an issue where I can't expand fieldsets, but it only happens after I add a customer in the "Attribute this contribution" field. This then throws the Javascript error
Uncaught Syntax error, unrecognized expression: data-string*="2460057""]
.Comment #27
timmillwoodHere it is working fine.
As part of this comment I will add a customer so I can screenshot the after state
Comment #28
timmillwoodHere's the after state:
Comment #29
Gábor HojtsyTim asked me to test too.
Comment #30
Gábor HojtsyNo problem with attributed comment on my Chrome 55.0.2883.95 (64-bit) on a Mac 10.12.2 (16C67).
Comment #31
drummThat looks like a separate issue from what was originally reported. Please open a fresh drupalorg issue for this; the JS for credit & attribution is in drupalorg module. Please also check if it is browser-specific and if disabling dreditor has an effect.
Comment #32
timmillwoodA new issue has been opened #2846583: Attribution to organization with comma causes JS to break