Problem with edit and admin page [#754744]

I have an error on the edit page. If i deactivate stickynotes on the paths :

*/edit/*
admin/*
*/add/*

Everything works fine.

The error is : drupal.theme.prototype[func] is undefined in drupal.js

So i must say by another way, that's this module is exactly that i search, very thanks. Very usefull and pretty module.

Comment	File	Size	Author
#2	modules.txt	4.71 KB	ndm
#2	diff.txt	3.67 KB	ndm

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Comment #1

berliner CreditAttribution: berliner commented 27 March 2010 at 22:26

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» Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

Can you tell me more about your system, installed modules, themes and so on? Which version of sticky notes do you use? Did you try an update to the latest dev version on drupal.org (if that's not the version you already use). Do you have caching or javascript optimization enabled (in the performance settings: admin/settings/performance)?

I can't reproduce the error for the moment but found #436094: Optimize JavaScript files = breaks POPUPS module that might be related.

Comment #2

ndm CreditAttribution: ndm commented 5 April 2010 at 21:21

File	Size
diff.txt	3.67 KB
modules.txt	4.71 KB

I don't have enabled javascript optimization. My theme is a modified bluemarine, but i have the same problem with Garland.

As i test another site, i can view that i don't have the same problem so i make a diff beetween this site.

I must work on this site in one week, if you can wait, i test at this moment.

A bientôt

The list of enabled Modules is in attachement like the diff.

Comment #3

MGN CreditAttribution: MGN commented 28 March 2010 at 23:54

I see you have the devel module installed. I've noticed that when the theme developer is enabled, sticky notes stops working. Are you using the theme developer?

Comment #4

berliner CreditAttribution: berliner commented 29 March 2010 at 10:33

If you could test with your sites that would be great. Looking at your module list I wouldn't know where to start, but if you can directly compare the two sites where one is working, that would help a lot.

I don't think it can be the devel_themer module because it is now a separate module that is not listed in the attached module list.

Comment #5

ndm CreditAttribution: ndm commented 10 June 2010 at 05:46

Works on another site.

This is a unusual case, i think.

Comment #6

berliner CreditAttribution: berliner commented 10 June 2010 at 07:06

After re-reading this issues I think it is a duplicate of #778620: Breaking jQuery which is fixed now. Did you try to install the latest dev on the site where you originally encountered the error?