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Solved.
The problem was that I had a template file for html.html.twig, where the main content was being wrapped in two divs. The problem was that the code
<js-bottom-placeholder token="{{ placeholder_token|raw }}">
was being wrapped too making the AJAX fail, although I don't know why only for users that were not administrators.
Moving this piece ...
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The core example is in FileWidgetAjaxController::progress. You need to return a JSON-encoded associative array with message and percentage keys. For example:
$progress['message'] = t('Uploading... (@current of @total)', ['@current' => format_size($status['bytes_uploaded']), '@total' => format_size($status['bytes_total'])]);
$progress['percentage'] = ...
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ajax_example_autocheckboxes_callback function is not defined in the above code.
Also please update more info about what you are trying to do.
$form[$term->tid] = array(... 'ajax_example_autocheckboxes_callback' ...); //ajax callback
$form['tree']; //new field.
after the above function call you can get new built_info of $form_state as its rebuilt. So ...
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Our live environment had no PHP Opcache after we switched over to PHP7. Implementing that sped things up for us quite a bit.
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To get this working I had to create a hidden field to store the value and use a custom selectHandler applied via class.
JavaScript File
(function ($, Drupal) {
'use strict';
/**
* Override drupal selectHandler function
*/
function customSelectHandler(event, ui) {
var valueField = $(event.target);
if($(event.target).hasClass('MYCUSTOM-...
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The solution above is for Drupal 7. In Drupal 8, hook_views_ajax_data_alter is deprecated and was replaced by hook_ajax_render_alter.
For those of you looking for it, here is how to do it in Drupal 8 (source here).
function YOURMODULE_ajax_render_alter(array &$data) {
foreach ($data as $key => $command) {
if ($command['command'] === '...
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