Came across this problem and took me 2 days to figure out! My slideshow didn't want to cycle and after trying everything and redoing a lot of things, it ended up being the Theme Developer module's fault? Once I deactivated this module my slideshow was working all of a sudden...
But thanks for the module..it was very useful!
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #6 | devel_themer-1623016-6-fix-slideshow.patch | 855 bytes | kenneth.venken |
Comments
Comment #1
kenneth.venken commentedThere have been some changes to the theme developer module recently. Could you retry this with the latest version?
Also, which modules do you use to create the slideshow?
Comment #2
hmartens commentedI'm only using Views Slideshow and Views Slideshow Jquery Cycle. When I updated the Theme Developer module now, it gives me the following error after update
" Fatal error: Class 'simple_html_dom' not found in /sites/all/modules/devel_themer/devel_themer.module on line 201" and the address in the browser sits on "/authorize.php".
Website is now broken due to the Theme Developer. I had to delete the theme under modules directory and run update.php to get my website up again.
Comment #3
kenneth.venken commentedThere is an issue when upgrading from an old development version to the new theme developer. See #1630552: Upgrade breaks your site if you don't have simple_html_dom for more info.
Comment #4
hmartens commentedThanks. As soon as I have a gap today I will install the latest one again from scratch and see if it interferes with the slideshow again :)
Comment #5
pixelsweatshop commentedI can confirm that this issue still exists with the latest dev version. Theme developer interferes with views slideshow. Disabling the module, allows view slideshows to return to normal.
To replicate:
Comment #6
kenneth.venken commentedThanks for the steps to reproduce.
I've committed a fix to 7.x-1.x-dev. See attached diff for more info.