Basically, strange things happened with views and I saw in the Views UI that all the views that failed had broken/missing handlers in many fields.

Also some views had the "editing" message, and didn't roll back even when I clicked "Cancel changes".

The only solution was to delete cache, and then everything was back to normal. But after a few minutes/hour it was broken again, missing references , etc.

Can somebody help? That only should happen if some of the related fields didn't exist, or a module providing handlers was disabled, but it's NOT the case.

Edit: I just use Boost for anonymous users and APC for PhP caching.

Thank you

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mikestar5’s picture

mikestar5 commented
Issue summary: View changes
MtRoxx’s picture

MtRoxx commented

I am having the same issue. My issue started after I added Google Chart Tools. I am uninstalling that module and seeing how it goes. My frustration is I get everything working, then hours later it is not.

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thermalmusic commented

This just happened on our site as well, D7.34. It was a simple view meant to display the content body of a page node on the front page. After putting the site offline, clearing all caches (using drush cc) and doing some work, then putting site back online, clearing caches again, I found that no content was displayed. I edited the view and there were no fields listed. I added back the Content - body field which resulted in broken/missing handler.

After creating a new view to test, getting the same results, I cleared cache in the UI. The front page content was visible again. The field in the original view was there again in edit. Which leads me to think this is a views cache related issue. This version of views was installed months ago yet we are just experiencing this problem now.

damienmckenna’s picture

damienmckenna
Location TN, USA
commented
Category: Bug report » Support request
Priority: Critical » Normal
Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

Are you using the standard database caching or are you using something like memcache? Have you tried updating all of your modules to their respective latest releases? This can be caused by caching problems, which can be difficult to track down.

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mustanggb commented
Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Closed (cannot reproduce)

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