By reppiks on

Hi all, I hope this is the correct place to post my issue. I've scoured the forums and have found problems similar to mine, but I simply can't figure out what I'm missing. I've been running Drupal on our departments website for 6 years now, starting with 6 and migrating to 7 successfully.

We're updating the look and feel of the site are experimenting with leveraging some of the more dynamic (read: AJAX) aspects which we haven't really done before and it's just not working. I've determined that it's (most probably) not and issue with module conflicts or jquery versions. From everything I can tell, it appears to be a problem with our home grown theme, since the functions work fine in garland.

A very basic and specific example would be ajax pagers and exposed filters for views. At first I thought it was a conflict with quicktabs, but I made a basic page with just the view and it still doesn't work. You can view the following:

Garland (works): http://test.stat.cmu.edu/garland.html
Our themes (borked): http://test.stat.cmu.edu/filtertest.html

After some examination through Chrome's JS console, I can see that the autogenerated id that is assigned to the view is not being applied to the element (a la http://drupal.stackexchange.com/questions/81063/views-ajax-pager-not-wor...).

Any ideas on how I can move forward with this? Or am I missing something really simple?

Thanks in advance.

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reppiks commented

I originally set up the template I had been working on 6 years ago, and had some code I forgot about interfering with the rendering of "list" and "unformatted" view styles, which, of course, were the ones I was testing. I removed my overrides and things are working beautifully now.