Support for Drupal 7 is ending on 5 January 2025—it’s time to migrate to Drupal 10! Learn about the many benefits of Drupal 10 and find migration tools in our resource center.When I edit the title, occasionally I'm getting:
(some JS pop-up before that, sorry, didn't catch it, then...)
And then I'm taken to admin/edit/field/node/1/title, which outputs a bunch of JSON:
[
{
command: "settings",
settings: {
basePath: "/spark/",
pathPrefix: "",
ajaxPageState: {
theme: "seven",
theme_token: "4jUchXTP5z-Ui9OeN_WZedEZS4LufwQmJeCtC2NuKjw"
}
},
merge: true
},
{
command: "edit_field_form_saved",
id: "node:1:title"
}
]
Comments
Comment #1
Dave ReidI've been able to reproduce this as well.
Comment #2
Dave ReidBecause Drush doesn't rebuild the menu after enabling modules, I had to manually do a drush cc menu in order to have the AJAX messages go away.
Comment #3
Wim LeersThanks for your report, Dave!
If it's a simple matter of menu rebuilding, I can force that to happen through
hook_install(), though that is of course very ugly because Drupal normally takes care of that when installing modules. I don't recall encountering this problem when installing any module through Drush. If you happen to know more about this peculiar Drush behavior, feel free to post pointers :)Comment #4
Dave ReidIt's a bug in Drush that needs to be fixed. Would be good to at least hear from Angie if that will also resolve her ajax errors.
Comment #5
webchickTentatively, yes. In that I did
drush pm-uninstall edit; drush en editand got the AJAX error on the title field, then diddrush cc menuand reloaded and the error went away.Drush having a bug with not clearing the menu cache would also explain some other weird behaviour I've seen in totally unrelated modules lately.
Comment #6
webchickLooks like #1649368: Enabling/Disabling modules does not clear cache (menu) is the upstream bug.
Marking this postponed on that one.
Comment #7
Wim LeersComment #8
Wim LeersThis was apparently fixed upstream :)