- Issue created by @jrochate
- π³π±Netherlands megachriz
I tried to reproduce this issue on Drupal 11.1.8 and PHP 8.3.10, on a clean install, but for me the button "Save and import" works fine on the feed add page.
Steps that I took:
- Installed Drupal using the standard profile (via
drush si
). - Enabled modules "Navigation", "Feeds" and dependencies.
- Added a feed type with the HTTP fetcher and the RSS/Atom parser.
- Added mappings: "Title" to "Title (title)", "Item GUID" to "Feeds item (feeds_item): Item GUID", "Description" to "Body (body): Text".
- Added a feed with title "Feeds" and feed URL " https://www.drupal.org/project/issues/rss/feeds β ".
- Clicked "Save and import".
The import went fine and imported 50 items.
So I think this needs more steps for reproducing the issue, try to reproduce it on a clean install.
- Installed Drupal using the standard profile (via
- π³π±Netherlands megachriz
I also tried to reproduce the issue on Drupal 11.2.2, but I also did not encounter the reported issue with that version.
- π΅πΉPortugal jrochate
I was also using this Navigation Extra Tools β module.
Can you add that to your test bed?
- π³π±Netherlands megachriz
Navigation Extra Tools doesn't make any difference for me. The button "Save and import" still works for me. Could it be theme related? Or are there perhaps JS errors on the page?
- π¨π¦Canada lindsay.wils
I am seeing this issue without any Navigation modules enabled at all. Either of the Save or Save and Import buttons just do nothing. No JS errors, no logs, nothing!
D11.2
- π³π±Netherlands megachriz
@lindsay.wils
Can you try to reproduce your issue on a clean install? I cannot help fix the issue if I don't know how it occurs. - π¨π¦Canada lindsay.wils
OK, from a fresh install I have worked out the scenario causing the issue.
Using Gin admin theme, with the setting 'Enable sticky action buttons' turned on, then the buttons to save a new feed don't work.
With this turned off and the action buttons at the bottom of the page like normal, then the save buttons do work.
This feature is marked as 'Beta New', though I have not had any other issues using this.
Not sure if the issue lies with Feeds or with Gin.
- π³π±Netherlands megachriz
Perhaps the Gin Admin theme (version 5.0.3) with the "Enable sticky action buttons" feature turned on doesn't work well with dropbuttons?
On Gin 4.0.6 (also with the "Enable sticky action buttons" feature turned) I noticed that the import buttons weren't displayed at all.
- π«π·France goz
I have the same issue, except i have no "Enable sticky action buttons" in Gin settings when navigation module is enabled. Disabling navigation module show the option, but it's not checked.
Using Claro as admin theme, dropbuttons are no more sticky in header.
So it's an issue with Gin when navigation module is enabled and dropbuttons are used in actions.
Drupal: 11.2.2
Gin: 5.0.3
Feeds : 8.x-3.0 - π³π±Netherlands megachriz
It sounds like this is an issue in the Gin Admin theme:
π Sticky action buttons from a dropdown button set can't be clicked ActiveAs far as I can see, there is no mistake in Feeds in the definition of the dropbutton. But I leave this issue open, should a change in Feeds be needed to fix it.
I do see that in Gin, the submit buttons are rendered outside of
<form>
, so perhaps that causes issues with reapplying the right form actions. - π¨π¦Canada lindsay.wils
Thanks for everyone's time looking into this. For now, Ive just disabled the sticky action items option and everything is working fine
- π³π±Netherlands megachriz
Setting this issue back to "active", because there is a way to reproduce it.