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When I try to add content on a panel page region, a pop up appears, a circle spins but nothing happens. I look for a known issue but nothing works for me. I changed my browser (firefox, chromium, chrome), no improvement. Could you help me ?
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Comments
Comment #1
hcarmody CreditAttribution: hcarmody commentedI am having the same issue
Comment #2
bensnyder CreditAttribution: bensnyder commented@lebastidien09 - It would probably help if you gave more information regarding your environment (i.e. ctools version).
I do not have this problem and I have:
Panels 7.x-3.0-alpha2
Ctools 7.x-1.0-alpha2
Drupal 7.0
Comment #3
hcarmody CreditAttribution: hcarmody commented@bensnyder
I have the same set up and also have this issue.
Panels 7.x-3.0-alpha2
Ctools 7.x-1.0-alpha2
Drupal 7.0
Comment #4
bensnyder CreditAttribution: bensnyder commentedHmm, there must be something different in our environments though. I'm not sure how I would be an exception....
Since what is being described sounds like it is related to javascript, can you check your console log and confirm that you don't have any js errors?
Comment #5
bensnyder CreditAttribution: bensnyder commentedOk, I just came across this as well. Confirmed.
Comment #6
hcarmody CreditAttribution: hcarmody commentedI went into my console log and there were no js errors. So, I went ahead and cleared the log and tried to add content again and there was still no log entry.
Comment #7
hcarmody CreditAttribution: hcarmody commentedok, we intstalled
Panels 7.x-3.0-alpha2
Ctools 7.x-1.0-alpha2
Drupal 7.0
on our local test server and the issue does not exist.
Comment #8
lebastidien09 CreditAttribution: lebastidien09 commentedI have the same configuration :
Panels 7.x-3.0-alpha2
Ctools 7.x-1.0-alpha2
Drupal 7.0
and no js errors reported.
I've changed panels and ctools versions (the dev one), but it's always the same problem.
I have another problem with the webform module, it could be related ? (here)
Comment #9
srsbl CreditAttribution: srsbl commentedI'm also not being able to add content. A pop up appears with "An AJAX HTTP error occurred.
HTTP Result Code: 200 ..."
UPDATE: Disabled Drupal for Firebug and the issue no longer appears.
Comment #10
merlinofchaos CreditAttribution: merlinofchaos commentedChanging to a more useful title so that when I'm scanning issues I have some idea what I'm looking at.
Comment #11
PMatwyuk CreditAttribution: PMatwyuk commentedGetting the same issue when trying to add content and trying to add regions in panels. Errors:
An AJAX HTTP error occured.
HTTP Result Code: 404
Debugging information follows.
Path:
/demo/terminex/panels/ajax/editor/layout/panel_context%3Anode_view%3A/add/main-row/right
StatusText: Not Found
Response Text:
Page Not Found | Terminex
@import
And
An AJXA HTTP request terminated abnormally
Debugging information follows/
Path:
/demo/terminex/panels/ajax/editor/select-content/panel_context%3Anode_view%3A/center
StatusText:
ResponseText:
ReadyState: 4
One thing the stuck out to me was the path it was calling it was going to the base/root of the site folder which in this case is demo/terminex and looking for the panels folder which doesn't exist there... Could it just be looking in the incorrect location or am I just completely off?
Comment #12
bkelly9376 CreditAttribution: bkelly9376 commentedThink I'm having the same issue. I get an alert box with a very long message when trying to add content to a variant.
Ctools 7.x-1.0-alpha2
Panels 7.x-3.0-alpha2
The message starts with:
An AJAX HTTP error occurred.
HTTP Result Code: 200
Debugging information follows.
Path: /?q=panels/ajax/editor/select-content/panel_context%3Anode_view%3Anode_view_panel_context/middle
StatusText: OK
Update: Fixed. Needed to enabled "Custom content panes" in Ctools.
Comment #13
hcarmody CreditAttribution: hcarmody commentedI actually don't get an error message either on the screen when trying to add content or in the reports. I did check the "Custom content panes" in Ctools. It was enabled already and I still have the issue.
Comment #14
robxu9 CreditAttribution: robxu9 commentedsubscribing
I'm having this issue - I use panels as my homepage, but if I can't add content it just won't work.
all ctools modules enabled, Ctools 7.x-1.0-alpha2
panel 7x dev < Feb 5, 2011
Drupal 7
Comment #15
lnovell30 CreditAttribution: lnovell30 commentedWas this ever fixed.... now; I'm having the same issue.... Obviously since this is central to adding any content to a panel page, a solution is really really needed... It was working before, less than 2 weeks ago, but not now...
the issue seems related to the flex panel; Strangely, I can add content on the right, but not on the left content pane.
Comment #16
lnovell30 CreditAttribution: lnovell30 commentedHere's a possible work-around. Since the popup just lingers for certain panel regions, I tried another panel region on the same panel, since I was using flex panels, and I was able to add the content to this panel. I then dragged the content from the panel region that allowed me to add to the panel region that I was originally targetting.... that seemed to work.
Comment #17
chris.leversuch CreditAttribution: chris.leversuch commentedI've been having the same problem - the problem for me came down to a javascript file that I was loading as part of a custom module. If I don't load the javascript (specifically, jQuery), everything is fine.
I've attached the javascript in case it's any help, I'll try and narrow it down to a specific line/feature.
Comment #18
chris.leversuch CreditAttribution: chris.leversuch commentedIt's the Flowplayer code causing the problem for me - only the frontpage has container with an id of player. Not sure why this should stop Panels from working though.
Comment #19
mmtahir CreditAttribution: mmtahir commentedI have the same problem (#0), I recently installed Drupal 7 with Panels, and haveing this problem. I am using Firefox 3.6.15.
Comment #20
mmtahir CreditAttribution: mmtahir commentedFIXED for me, what I did is
1. Goto Modules/Panels , edit its permission (enabled the check boxes shown add/edit/delet contents to panels)
2. Then I disabled/re-enabled the module(s)
3. Finally I de-activiated the Toolbar (administration) module as it was also causing errors i.e.
After completing the third step, it started working.
Comment #21
hcarmody CreditAttribution: hcarmody commentedFinally, thank-you! Disabling the Admin Toolbar worked for me!
Comment #22
merlinofchaos CreditAttribution: merlinofchaos commentedNeed to get to the bottom of this.
Comment #23
Oceanman CreditAttribution: Oceanman commentedI am not using panals but I have a similar problem. The throbber spins forever but nothing happens. I just disabled the admin toolbar and that did not help. I think the problem is somewhere deeper. I have been trying to find an answer for this for days. Besides, I need the admin toolbar to get around. This problem is new but I can not backtrack to where it appeared. If anyone finds something, please post.
Comment #24
Oceanman CreditAttribution: Oceanman commentedSome success! I just tried the problem area, then checked my reports/log.
It pointed to location:
system/ajax.
message:
Notice: Undefined index: field_languages_level in term_level_element_ajax_callback() (line 145 of C:\Users\Desktop\website\sites\all\modules\term_level\term_level_element.inc).
I recently installed colorbox which uses ajax. I disabled colorbox and now my other ajax items are working again. Not sure what all this is about but that is how it worked for me.
D7
Colorbox
7.x-1.x-dev
Comment #25
thugsb CreditAttribution: thugsb commentedI also have this error when trying to add content. It allowed me to add 4 "New custom content", but now I can't add any more. I'm not sure what I changed between additions.
Enviro:
Drupal 7
ctools: 7.x-1.0-alpha2
panels: 7.x-3.0-alpha2
Toolbar module is disabled (admin_menu in use), custom panes enabled. Disabling and re-enabling custom panes didn't help.
HTTP Result Code: 200, nothing in the console log.
Comment #26
thugsb CreditAttribution: thugsb commentedUpdating to ctools and panels alpha3 didn't help. Same error. I believe a HTTP error 200 actually means it is succeeding in loading the call that the AJAX made, but then there's something else breaking it.
Comment #27
thugsb CreditAttribution: thugsb commentedI looked in my error log, and it gave the following:
"Theme key "panels_edit_display_form" not found."
I'm using Zen theme. So maybe it's just a theme issue. Not sure how to fix it though...
Comment #28
thugsb CreditAttribution: thugsb commentedWeird. I just found the admin didn't have permissions for some operations, like:
Panel: Create new content
However, this still didn't fix it. Any ideas out there?
Comment #29
merlinofchaos CreditAttribution: merlinofchaos commentedCan you try forcing a cache flush? Something like 'drush cc all' or going to the performance page and clearing the cache from there?
Comment #30
prairiehippo CreditAttribution: prairiehippo commentedI ran into the same issue.
Disabling the toolbar fixed it. But I think that's a symptom of something else.
I checked my logs and got an error: page not found, misc/jquery.cookie.js?v=1.0
http://drupal.org/node/1052372
Enabling Javascript aggregation fixed the issue for me. I have a feeling this is more of a Drupal 7 issue then it is a Panels problem.
Comment #31
Deadwater CreditAttribution: Deadwater commentedEnabling Javascript aggregation fixed the issue for me too. Thanks!
Comment #32
cballew CreditAttribution: cballew commentedDisabling the "drupalforfirebug" module gets rid of the reaction to the bug for me, but it's the panels_edit_display_form not found that's causing the issue.
Comment #33
Michsk CreditAttribution: Michsk commentedSame issue with using selection rules. Uninstalling drupal for firebug fixed it for me (like stated above).
Comment #34
Letharion CreditAttribution: Letharion commentedThis issue seems to include several different javascript related issues.
Since there's no clear and specific reason behind "the" issue, and no real indication that Panels does anything wrong, I will close this issue, but feel free to add more ways to debug similar issues, as it might help others.
If you identify a _specific_ problem, where _Panels_ is to blame, please open a new issue about that.
Comment #35
Letharion CreditAttribution: Letharion commentedComment #36
mErilainen CreditAttribution: mErilainen commentedMy problem was one custom module with javascript. It would be nice to know what is Panels so picky about, because I don't have any problems with other modules.
Comment #37
damban CreditAttribution: damban commentedEncountered this problem today. Can't add content to a panel on a Panel Page.
D7.14
Panels 7.x-3.2
Ctools 7.x-1.0
Error: "Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in include() (line 28 of /home/example/public_html/sites/all/modules/panels/templates/panels-add-content-modal.tpl.php)."
I disabled the Toolbar module to keep moving, clearly not a solution.
Comment #38
Anonymous (not verified) CreditAttribution: Anonymous commentedI had the same problem today. Went through this and similar threads. We were hosting the site in IIS and the problem turned out to be URLScan, and colon in the URL plan. I had to do is exclude the colon rule and everything worked as expected.
C:\Windows\system32\inetsrv\urlscan\UrlScan.ini
; : ; Don't allow alternate stream access
Comment #39
nishant_k CreditAttribution: nishant_k commentedIf u have jquery update
then go to admin/config/development/jquery_update
and select jquery version 1.8
worked for me :)