Module Filter doesn't filter by category so when I click a category on the left nothing happens. I see the categories listed on the left, but that's it.

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#13 nt-icn-sm.png1.66 KBvincer
#4 drush-pml.txt39.24 KBAnonymous (not verified)

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vincer’s picture

I think I have the same issue. It works fine on a fresh install, and on many sites that I've used it with. But on some sites, at some point I realize this module isn't working.

All of the categories display in the menu, but clicking on the category does nothing.
The only difference that I can see so far is, when I disable the module the default module category legends are supposed to be links, so you can collapse the categories.
The category legends that don't work have no anchor tags, no legend anchors.
So, not only does the Module Filter not work properly, but also the default fieldset collapse for the module categories when the Module Filter is not enabled.

I'm suspecting that some other module or configuration is causing this.???

The legends (module category) that do work look like this:

<fieldset id="edit-modules-core" class="collapsible form-wrapper collapse-processed">
  <legend>
    <span class="fieldset-legend">
      <a class="fieldset-title" href="#">
        <span class="fieldset-legend-prefix element-invisible">Hide</span>
        Core
      </a>
    </span>
  </legend>

The legends (module category) that don't work look like this:

<fieldset id="edit-modules-core" class="collapsible form-wrapper">
  <legend>
    <span class="fieldset-legend">Core</span>
  </legend>
vincer’s picture

I disabled a ton of modules including Module Filter, cleared cache.. including browser caches, logged out, went to sleep, rebooted, and the Legend anchors returned!
I enabled Module Filter and it worked!
I slowly started enabling modules and checking to make sure Module Filter was working.
I enabled Video, it was fine.
I enabled Video UI, it was fine.
I enabled Flowplayer, and it broke again.
I disabled Flowplayer, the legend anchors returned and Module Filter worked again.

See:
http://drupal.org/node/1743410

Anonymous’s picture

I just began having the same issue, after enabling a fairly large number of newly downloaded modules. I will trace my terminal output backwards, looking for 'drush en [module]' commands from most recent to earliest.

Stay tuned.

Anonymous’s picture

Component: User interface » Code
Category: support » bug
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Well, I just finished disabling each of the 66 modules I had enabled/installed today.

Before starting my day, Module Filter was working properly; I visited the Modules list page first thing. During the day, my activity was 100 percent via Drush, and I did not refresh the Modules list page until after enabling/installing all of those 66 modules.

This Module Filters bug never went away due to any of these modules being disabled.

I also uninstalled MF 7.x-1.7 and installed 7.x-1.6. No difference; this bug is still there. Ditto upon going back to 7.x-1.7. Ditto upon shutting down and restarting the site's MAMP stack.

Here is my thought..

Perhaps the Module Filter module is not robust when confronted with a large number of modules and/or module categories. Take a look at the attached 'drush pml' output to get a feel for the number of categories and modules that are present in my evolving installation.

In any case, this bug renders the valuable Module Filter module useless to me. I am eager for it to be fixed.

On the other hand, might it be a PHP memory limit issue?

Bob

Anonymous’s picture

Works as designed. In my case the problem is with Panopoly.

populist’s picture

The issue discussed in #5 is the inclusion of jQuery Update.module in Panopoly which seems to break parts of Module Filter.

michael.k’s picture

I can confirm that enabling Flowplayer API 7.x-1.0-alpha1 breaks any version of Module Filter.

plcarpe’s picture

I have done five installs of Drupal and they worked PERFECT, then I got a new install done by my webhost and now I am missing the filter search in modules, and my WYSIWYG installation (that I did manually) did not show up. I have been all day checking files, permssions, etc. So I am going to try turning off modules like some others mentioned because that is the last idea I have left to try.

sankaama’s picture

The issue came to me also. After uninstalling Flowplayer API 7.x-1.0-alpha1, It works Again...Tks All,

manhalt’s picture

Verified that this issue is reported in the Flowplayer module issue queue: http://drupal.org/node/1743410

site1’s picture

Status: Active » Fixed

I removed Flowplayer module and now the Module Filter module is working so I'm closing this issue and marking it as fixed. Thanks all for your help:)

site1’s picture

Assigned: Unassigned » site1
Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)
vincer’s picture

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