No tabs or switchboxes shown when they should be present

I have the same problem that started today, August 3rd, 2014 - chrome started displaying my modules list with a big white section at the top.

Running under Chrome Version 36.0.1985.125 m, the module list comes up fine, and then after a few seconds the module list disappears. If I SLOWLY scroll down the page I actually come to the list that is ok. If I scroll SLOWLY up the screen almost to the top, the whole list still looks normal - unless I try to keep scrolling all the way up and then I get the same chunk of blank center panel. I can repeat this process and can always get to my list, but only after cautiously scrolling down.

Machine: windows 8.1 (PRO) version 6.3 (build 9600) - 64 bit operating system, x64-based processor .
I have a Yoga2Pro, 512 GB SSD with a full 10 point touch screen (7 months old).
drupal: 7.30
jQuery : I have jQuery 1.8.2 and 1.10.2 installed

If I run the same app on Firefox (current version 31.0) the module list displays correctly with the color-coded on/off switch for each module.

Confirming this issue with the latest dev version as well on chrome and firefox, just discovered that it works fine with overlay theme and breaks without overlay in both chrome and firefox.

What theme and modules do you have installed?

Sorry for my slow response - I have been battling a growing problem following this report and seems I ended up with a breach that would have caused a "denial of service" if I hadn't caught it quickly. Really bad time for over a week cleaning my machine, my hosted site, googling for comments and clues from others with similar problems, etc

I am using Rubix responsive theme 7.x-1.2 (default theme) and seven 7.31 for Administration. I turned off the overlay (found it annoying).

I have Google Version 36.0.1985.143 m "Google Chrome is up to date.", and Firefox 31.0 "Firefox is up to date".

I had the same problem and pin pointed the problem to jquery-update module. When configured to use jquery version 1.8 on admin pages the module filter works ok.

I hit the same problem. It turned out to be caused by a js script I had written+included that had a bug. Not only did this make the module filter faulty, but also a lot of other things that relied on scripts were failing too. For example collapsible elements were failing to expand and collapse (such as "Tabs" and "Update status" on admin/config/user-interface/modulefilter).

I am using the default jquery (1.4.4). Perhaps the jquery version only causes/solves the problem if you have another script that needs a higher level of jquery?

So it seems that if you see this error, it's potentially nothing to do with module filter, but rather a fault in your site js.

You have to choose jquery version 1.8 for admin pages to get rid of this error.

I had the same error. When I switched to jquery version 1.8 for admin pages, as said eFeS, it works :)

Thanks.

+1

When you choose JQuery version 1.8 for administrative pages it works!

Closing as outdated after 8 years as we transition to Drupal 10.

I'm keeping an eye on the 7.x branch of this module, reviews and majors, but active work is going toward 4.x (supporting D10)

If valid for 4.x please reopen