hi. i've got a site running in the dev stage on acquia dev cloud (trial). all was going well until i hit an absolute wall with ajax autocomplete errors and after days of digging, nothing seems to be working. it is happening with a) community tags, b) free tagging and c) with entity reference field (using autocomplete to find and then reference nodes).

seriously, this site is at an impasse and a quick solution is worth at least 100-200 dollars to me.

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I recently posted this topic here: http://drupal.org/node/1410898

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