Hi,

I am using 'Page Load Progress 8.x-1.1' with Drupal 8.2.6. I have given node/add/article page access to some non-administrator users. I have configured the module and cleared the cache. Assigned 'Administer Page Load Progress' and 'Use Page Load Progress' permissions to all user roles except Anonymous user. But its still not showing loader when user submits the node add form.

Thanks,

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I've tried to reproduce by installing 8.2.6 with page_load_progress 8.x-1.1 but couldn't.

  • Used the default page_load_progress configuration, which is to get the spinner to kick-in on .form-submit
  • Granted permissions to create new / update own articles (node/add/article) for authenticated users
  • Granted permissions to Use Page Load progress for authenticated users
  • Create a test user and gave it the authenticated user role
  • Logged in as the test user to reproduce the issue

This worked immediately. The spinner appeared both when saving a new node and when saving an existing node.

Could you please test with a vanilla Drupal site and reproduce your use case on simplytest.me?

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hiramanpatil CreditAttribution: hiramanpatil at Clarion Technologies commented

Thanks for the quick reply.

is it working with Front End theme? In my case, authenticated use is accessing node/add/article URL with front end theme.

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If by front-end theme you mean Bartik. Yes it is. Have you tested with Bartik? And with another (custom) theme, maybe?

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hiramanpatil CreditAttribution: hiramanpatil at Clarion Technologies commented

I'm using custom theme which is created from 'bootstrap' base theme. But page loader doesn't work in front end on node add and edit page.

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Could you please test with a vanilla Drupal 8 site (with Bartik) and reproduce your use case on simplytest.me?

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https://www.drupal.org/project/page_load_progress/releases/8.x-1.2 was released. Could you please try with this release and report back to confirm if it's working any better?

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ashopin CreditAttribution: ashopin commented

I think it's due to boostrap. It works with Adminial but not Bootstrap (Drupal 7).

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bdawg8569 CreditAttribution: bdawg8569 as a volunteer commented

This is the same behavior for me as well on 8.x-1.2. I am using bootstrap as a base theme for a custom theme and can confirm that it works when i switch to bartik. Oddly enough, it will work with the #1 user account on the custom theme, but it won't respect the permissions of working for anonymous and authenticated users.

Actually after a bit more testing, it appears that Safari is the only browser that isn't working. Seems to be ok on FF and Chrome on the mac.

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AlfTheCat CreditAttribution: AlfTheCat commented

Same problem with the D7 version. Bootstrap front-end theme, nothing happening on node_save.

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Isaiah Nixon CreditAttribution: Isaiah Nixon at Maricopa Community Colleges commented

I initially had the same problem on a Drupal 8 website running a Bootstrap 3 subtheme. All I did was check the "Use Page Load Progress" permission for Anonymous and Authenticated users and now it works great.