- Issue created by @vinaysamant
- 🇮🇳India Jitender vaidh New Delhi
Hi @vinaysamant I have verified locally with multiple themes, with aggregation enabled and disabled, and I have not encountered any such issues.
- 🇮🇳India vinaysamant Kudal, Maharashtra
i think the issue is with "libraries/dompurify/dist/purify.min.js" which is external JS a module uses for RSS feeds. If this library is unavailable then aggregator fails. But then can this be listed under aggregator module? Actually if some file is missing, then aggregator should ignore and still continue with other JS files isn't it?
- 🇺🇸United States andrewjaykirkpatrick Oregon
I can confirm I see this problem where Admin Toolbar 3.4.2 does not display proper CSS for itself while Performance -> Aggregate CSS & Javascript is checked, using the Bootstrap 8.x-3.29 theme. The Admin Toolbar works properly with Aggregate checked in the AT_Core 1.4.6 theme on the same multi-site server.
- 🇨🇦Canada a.griff
I believe it is related to this problem, specifically you can see this comment which may be helpful.
https://www.drupal.org/project/advagg/issues/3270337#comment-14989874 📌 Remove JSqueeze as it is abandoned ActiveI was experiencing this issue after moving to Drupal 10. I changed from jsqueeze -> jshrink and this solved my problems.
I have tested locally and I could not reproduce the issue. But in any case I guess is more related with other kind of issues more that admin_toolbar module.
- 🇺🇸United States philsward
Anybody else who's had problems, have antibot installed?
I updated antibot which caused problems logging into the site. I had to uninstall it (thanks D8+ for taking away disable) and re-install it.
This cleared up my antibot issue but also cleared up the problem with admin_toolbar. For me, the only place it had an issue was on the home page. Everywhere else seemed to work fine.
Disabling js aggregation would fix it for me as well before I reinstalled antibot.