Hey everyone,
I've upgraded recently to the latest github code and the "Debug rules evaluation" setting doesn't appear to be working for me anymore. I've definitely seen the debug information working a few weeks back, so I'm not sure if a recent commit created a bug or if something else changes in how the debug info is supposed to display on the page when a rule is evaluated.
Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Ben
Comments
Comment #1
fagoI changed that recently to make use of a theme function. You need to clear the cache, then it should be working again.
Comment #2
BenK commentedHey fago,
I tried clearing the cache, but that didn't solve the problem for me. Any other ideas?
Also, I'm using the Bartik theme in D7 core... could there by any conflicts with that theme?
--Ben
Comment #3
baff commentedSame with me - it was working - but now not anymore - using Zen Subtheme
Comment #4
dasjothe debug log displays correctly with current rules versions, so please provide more info if applicable
Comment #5
gorillaz.f commentedmy debug message not come out too
using core 7.0 + Entity API 7.x-1.0-beta7 + rules 7.x-2.0-alpha5
Comment #6
burlap commentedThe same here, no themed debug messages (core 7.0 + dev versions as of March 19). Cleared caches, rebuilt theme registry, changed themes, nothing helped.
On my test setup I have one rule only (After updating content -> Show message).
EDIT: it seems to work if I disable overlay.
Comment #7
klausiConfirmed. Workaround: disable the overlay.
Comment #8
burlap commentedI was just wondering - why not use
drupal_set_messageto show the log? I hackedrules_page_buildand it worked for me with overlay.Comment #9
fagoThe idea was to support a setting to move the log in a region where it doesn't pollute the interface that much. Also, the log should be improved with JS in future. I don't think that's very appropriate with messages.
Comment #10
burlap commentedYou're right, I disabled this hack pretty quickly, it doesn't look in the right place and if there are many rules it becomes very cluttered (even worse than regular rules log).
Comment #11
fagofixed, see http://drupal.org/node/1231026