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Prior to 7.x-4.0-rc1 there was an issue with secondary tabs not displaying. For example, when working on a webform you should see three form components (conditionals, emails, form settings) as secondary tabs to the Webform tab.
A patch was provided and it made its way into 7.x-4.0-rc1. But I've recently installed 7.x-4.1 and the issue has resurfaced. I can no longer see the secondary tabs.
Any thoughts? Is this the same issue as before?
Thanks in advance.
Dori
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#15 | Capture1.PNG | 12.64 KB | John_B |
#10 | Screen Shot 2014-12-07 at 2.59.38 AM.png | 37.98 KB | kyletaylored |
#5 | Capture.PNG | 26.28 KB | John_B |
Comments
Comment #1
dmkelner CreditAttribution: dmkelner commentedComment #2
haydeniv CreditAttribution: haydeniv commentedCan you show some screenshots of what you are seeing?
Thanks,
Comment #3
dmkelner CreditAttribution: dmkelner commentedWe did some more investigation after this was reported and now have determined that Rubik is working correctly and that the error was actually when viewing in Omega 3 theme.
Comment #4
dmkelner CreditAttribution: dmkelner commentedComment #5
John_B CreditAttribution: John_B commentedI am seeing a similar problem on the Rubik 7.x-4.1. Screenshot attached.
Comment #6
John_B CreditAttribution: John_B commentedComment #7
John_B CreditAttribution: John_B commentedThe sub-menu for view modes at admin/structure/types/manage/[content_type]/display is also missing.
Comment #8
kolier CreditAttribution: kolier commentedul.secondary.tabs {
overflow: hidden; // Maybe remove this.
}
Comment #9
John_B CreditAttribution: John_B commentedI do not find this (nor do I find anything comparable if it is corrected to .secondary-tabs).
For me this is not a css issue because the secondary menu items do not appear to be printed in the html source.
Comment #10
kyletaylored CreditAttribution: kyletaylored commentedI don't see this in 4.1 or 4.x-dev, so until we have other users reporting this (with screenshots), I can only attribute this to another module/theme issue.
Comment #11
John_B CreditAttribution: John_B commentedOk thanks for looking.
We are using themes included with Openpublish; updating Tao, and Rubik to latest dev has not fixed it. I mention this in case other users of Openpublish see this, and may post again if I find a fix.
Comment #12
pog21 CreditAttribution: pog21 commentedFor anyone experiencing this problem, I believe it has been fixed in 7.x-4.x-dev.
Comment #13
John_B CreditAttribution: John_B commentedFWIW the secondary tabs expected on Webform, and on Structure > Content Types > Manage Display (where on a standard install there are sub-tabs 'Default' and 'Teaser') are not working for me on the latest dev, which I just used to overwrite the copy of Rubik in Openpublish, followed by a cache clear.
Comment #14
kyletaylored CreditAttribution: kyletaylored commented@John_B, can you provide some screenshots for us?
Comment #15
John_B CreditAttribution: John_B commentedThe screenshot of the webform page attached to #5 would be the same. I add a screenshot of the content types > manage display screen. In both cases the correct path does give access to the edit screen (for example admin/structure/types/manage/example_content_type/display/teaser gives a working manage display form for teasers). In both cases, there is no drop-down and the expected sub-tabs are missing. No JS error in console.
I cannot reproduce on a fresh install of Drupal or of OpenPublish.