warning: unserialize() expects parameter 1 to be string, object given in /nfs/disk/data/www/virtual/webdev/nielsonm/drupal_6/sites/all/modules/panels/panels_simple_cache/panels_simple_cache.module on line 74.

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sdboyer’s picture

Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

Please provide additional details about exactly what you were doing when this error appeared (edit-time? view-time? etc.), and what relevant simple cache configuration settings you've set (display-wide? pane-specific? etc.). One line bug reports give me a headache.

nielsonm’s picture

@sdboyer: Sorry, drupal issue noob problem. Setup a new panel in block, warnings occurred in view-time. Cache settings are normal cache, block enabled, optimize CSS and JS. Comm. Contrib. Modules: category, tinymce, imce, pathauto, path_redirect, pathfilter, site_map, token, and views. Seems like this is a non-unique issue, #322969: panels_simple_cache/panels_simple_cache.module on line 74.

nielsonm’s picture

Title: unserialize function warning. » Unserialize function warning.
Cauliflower’s picture

Hi,

I also get this error:

  • When panels creates the cache, there is no error
  • When you view the panel page (before panels regenerate the cache) this error shows up

Caching settings are:

  • Method: simple cache
  • Lifetime: 15 min
  • Granularity: none (I switched this to arguments and contexts, but the errors still shows up

My panel page is build like this:

  • no menu
  • no contexts
  • no arguments
  • two column layout (each column has 3 blocks)

Note: the blocks are made with views (but not (yet) with views panes), they simply make a list of the ten most recent posts per content type. In the 'content' tab of the panel-page each block has a description like this:
'Deleted/missing block views-new-block_1'
But they appear correctly on the page (also when caching is enabled).

Hope this helps.

greetz,
Wim

sdboyer’s picture

Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Closed (duplicate)