Anytime I attempt to make a change on the album contents page (I'm changing image names) a "Page Not Found Error" is given after hitting the submit button.

All files that have chnages have been selected and everything is done correctly.

The following is placed into the logs section (site name replaced with mysite.com):

Location http://www.mysite.com/node/367/contents
Referrer http://www.mysite.com/node/367/contents
Message 500.shtml not found.

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vhmauery commented

You are going to have to give some more information about this bug. There must be some configuration difference or something on your site because nobody else has reported this problem and I can't reproduce it myself.

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mkoby commented

The problem is this just recently stopped working. The only difference I can think of is that I'm running 4.7.2 of Drupal.

I will give whatever information you feel you need. Just tell me what you need to know.

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vhmauery commented

Well, you must have done something besides upgrading from 4.7.0 to 4.7.2. I just did that on my devel box and it didn't do anything. And my production box recently upgraded from 4.6.6 to 4.7.2 and had no problems like this. What modules are you using? Can you turn all of them off except acidfree and filemanager? does it happen then?

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mkoby commented

Ok I went back turned off all my modules and turned them back on one at a time changing picture's name after each module.

The only time I got an error was when I activated the upload module. I'm not sure why this would be conflicting with image titles in acidfree, but it's the only time it broke. And it only seems to break when checking multiple images for changes. Once the error has occured, I have to start at the front page and navigate back to the album I'm editing to get it to work again. That leads me to believe it might be a cache/cookie issue or some other setting saved once the error has been encountered.

I'm am going to clear out my cache as well as my cookies to see where that gets me. I'll report back once I've done that.

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mkoby commented

I turned on the Upload module, cleared my private data in Firefox, restarted Firefox, logged into my website, edited a single photo's title, clicked the checkbox, hit the submit button.

Received the "Page Not Found Error"

I turned off the Upload module, cleared my private data in Firefox, restarted Firefox, logged into my website, edited a single photo's title, clicked the checkbox, hit the submit button.

I did NOT receive the "Page Not Found Error"

Feeling lucky I edited a two seperate photos' titles, clicked the checkboxes, hit the submit button.

I did NOT receive the "Page Not Found Error"

I turned on the Upload module, edited a single photo's title, clicked the checkbox, hit the submit button.

Received the "Page Not Found Error"

This leads me to believe something in the Upload module is interfering with Acidfree. I'm not entirely sure what though.

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vhmauery commented

I can't seem to get to reproduce it even with your detailed steps. I am not sure what is going on here either.

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vhmauery commented
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

All I can think of to say is to try with the latest and greatest version of Acidfree. I have the upload module enabled on my test site and it works just fine.