the standard Profile mod is causing a few interesting errors on my site, after upgrading to 1.6...
The 'tool administration' page is without css formatting (irritating but workable) and the elggchat mod toolbar has been crunched into the corner of the window. I understand that the elggchat mod might not yet be 1.6 compatable, but the profile mod should surely not cause this? Any ideas/suggestions? I tried disabling all plugins and just enabling the profile plugin and it causes the same issues. Hmmm... can't work out why.
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It's not the Profile PlugIn that's causing your problems.
Why would the CSS only go for the tools admin page then, and only when the profile mod is enabled? I would appreciate any help there is out there on this. I am very keen to run with 1.6 as I am impressed with the enhancements. All worked fine on 1.5.
Thanks
The issue is already in Trac:
https://trac.elgg.org/elgg/ticket/1190
However, Brett cannot reproduce it so far, so we are going to have to provide more information if we want it to be fixed.
@Craig
you probabally want to describe your sitiuation and circumstances in good detail so that.. it can be duplicated by someone else. Supply any / all info you can.. step-by-step screen shots and so on..
I am seeing this issue after a 1.5 to 1.6 upgrade, with Firefox 3.5.2 running on Windows XP with XAMPP.
Thanks, Kevin.
Dhrup requested some more info, so: When I upgraded, I lost some functionality with some third-party mods ( mainly Vasco's mods) but the strangest behaviour was that my tools admin page lost all formatting:
Thanks
Craig
PS - I am using the standard Elgg Theme.
Craig, it would be helpful if you gave your OS/Apache/browser configuration. I am also using the standard Elgg theme with simple cache turned off. Turning simple cache on appears to fix the problem.
The upgrade went smoothly from 1.5 to 1.6. Some third-party plugins were affected but not irrepairably. When I saw this issue, I disabled all mods and re-enabled the core mods one-by-one. The issue above ONLY happened whhen I enabled the profile mod, so I disabled it and the formatting returned. I tried disabling all mods and only enabling the profile mod and had the same result, which suggests to me, bafflingly, that it might be either the profile mod (which doesn't make sense) or some other disabled mod that is conflicting somehow.
@Craig
If Kevin, I , any others...
were actually looking over your shoulders..
what would we see ?
That is what I was trying to say..
( If Kevin was sitting there w/ you.. he'd fix it in ~5 Mins... ;-)
looking over your shoulders..
?
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I have tried the site with Safari, Opera and Firefox. Same issues.
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