No, it's D7, and the javascript thing doesn't make a difference. Changing the weights manually (either by disabling js or using "show row weights") doesn't help.
It seems to be something to do with this menu; it's reasonably big (378 items), but nothing outside -50 and +50 as weights.
I can adjust other menus from the menu list page; I can adjust individual weights of items on this menu from node pages. I just can't adjust the weights of this specific menu from the menu list page. Odd.
Let me guess: Drupal 6 and if you turn off Javascript in your browser you can adjust the weights just fine?
Nancy
From: DTH
Does anybody have an idea why I can;t adjust adjust the weight of
nodes in my menu.
I can locally and I am pretty sure the database and code is the same both locally and remote site (it's under source control, I've repushed everything to be sure, I've downloaded and restored the database)
It happened after installing the weight module, but I can't see why that would do anything, and I've tried uninstalling that and nothing changes.
Symptoms are: I go to the admin/structure/menu/manage/main-menu, change the links there (either by drag and drop or manually), save it, and nothing sticks.
It does stick if I edit individual links.
In menu.admin.inc, I've stuck an exit statement at the top of menu_overview_form_submit and it doesn't seem to reach there.
OK; the puzzler is: if I hack menu_overview_form_submit() in /modules/menu/menu.admin.inc and put a die() statement in the first line, it dies (correctly) when I submit the menu overview page on a menu like /admin/structure/menu/manage/devel but if I submit it on /admin/structure/menu/manage/main-menu [my big menu] it doesn't die, i.e. it's not reaching the form submit function.
Could this be a setting on my server (e.g. POST is too big? Seems unlikely, but I've tried setting post_max_size to 20MB)? Could some other module be hijacking the form submit for this one menu?
On 10 August 2012 08:59, DTH david@hartster.org wrote:
No, it's D7, and the javascript thing doesn't make a difference. Changing the weights manually (either by disabling js or using "show row weights") doesn't help.
It seems to be something to do with this menu; it's reasonably big (378 items), but nothing outside -50 and +50 as weights.
I can adjust other menus from the menu list page; I can adjust individual weights of items on this menu from node pages. I just can't adjust the weights of this specific menu from the menu list page. Odd.
Let me guess: Drupal 6 and if you turn off Javascript in your browser you can adjust the weights just fine?
Nancy
From: DTH
Does anybody have an idea why I can;t adjust adjust the weight of
nodes in my menu.
I can locally and I am pretty sure the database and code is the same both locally and remote site (it's under source control, I've repushed everything to be sure, I've downloaded and restored the database)
It happened after installing the weight module, but I can't see why that would do anything, and I've tried uninstalling that and nothing changes.
Symptoms are: I go to the admin/structure/menu/manage/main-menu, change the links there (either by drag and drop or manually), save it, and nothing sticks.
It does stick if I edit individual links.
In menu.admin.inc, I've stuck an exit statement at the top of menu_overview_form_submit and it doesn't seem to reach there.
On Fri, Aug 10, 2012 at 4:42 AM, DTH wrote:
OK; the puzzler is: if I hack menu_overview_form_submit() in /modules/menu/menu.admin.inc and put a die() statement in the first line, it dies (correctly) when I submit the menu overview page on a menu like /admin/structure/menu/manage/devel but if I submit it on /admin/structure/menu/manage/main-menu [my big menu] it doesn't die, i.e. it's not reaching the form submit function.
Of course, you have cleared cache and have the performance items off?
Could this be a setting on my server (e.g. POST is too big? Seems unlikely, but I've tried setting post_max_size to 20MB)? Could some other module be hijacking the form submit for this one menu?
No, no and I doubt it what would be the point?
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Earnie Boyd