Closed (won't fix)
Project:
Nodewords: D6 Meta Tags
Version:
4.7.x-1.x-dev
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Bug report
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
5 Dec 2006 at 07:59 UTC
Updated:
5 May 2010 at 14:51 UTC
im certain the title doesnt accurately describe the problem but from what i notice looking only at the output the forum navigation
i had to disable the module but its really helpful so i hope this can be resolved shortly. great work and thanks
Comments
Comment #1
Robrecht Jacques commentedSorry, this is a bit cryptic. Could you elaborate?
Eg: when I enable forum and nodewords, when I go to the url XXX, there is no YYY.
Thanks
Comment #2
wdrupal100 commentedWhen reading a forum topic node there is a
However after I enable nodewords and browse to read the forum node again the
I hope this helps. If not just reply. I like this module a lot and would like to see it working correctly.
Thanks!
Comment #3
Robrecht Jacques commentedI can't reproduce this.
If I go to a forum topic I can see the following in the HTML source:
<div class="forum-topic-navigation"><a href="/drupal/47/node/5" class="topic-previous" title="Go to previous forum topic">‹ Another test topic</a> <a href="/drupal/47/node/2" class="topic-next" title="Go to next forum topic">Nodewords and forum test ›</a><br class="clear" /></div></div>The same thing appears whether I enable nodewords or not. If I understand you correctly, in your case this
class="forum-topic-navigation"disappears, right? I really have no idea how nodewords.module would cause forum.module to omit that ???This is on Drupal 4.7.4, latest nodewords.
Comment #4
wdrupal100 commentedHello,
You are exactly correct in diagnosing my problem. Sucks that you cant replicate it however. I guess I will try it one more time and try to get more information on what might be causing it. Maybe a conflict with another module but I have no idea why/how. I didnt have much time when I submitted the bug to look at the code but I will and update you as I know more.
If this helps here is my current information via the system info module:
Version 4.7.4
Sites directory default
Type Apache
Version 2.2.2
PHP Interface Module
Modules
mod_rewrite Loaded
Version 5.1.4
Magic Quotes GPC Off
Magic Quotes Runtime Off
Memory Limit
Register Globals Off
Safe Mode Off
Session Cache Limiter none
Session Save Handler user
Upload Max Filesize 8M
Extensions
CURL Support Disabled
GD Version bundled (2.0.28 compatible)
FreeType Support Enabled
XML Support Enabled
Zip Support Disabled
Zlib Support Enabled
Type MySQL
Version 4.1.20-community-nt
Charset utf8
Collation utf8_general_ci
Permissions
Create Temporary Tables Disallowed
Lock Tables Disallowed
Thanks!
Comment #5
Robrecht Jacques commentedThat all looks ok.
Could you post the list of module you have enabled?
Comment #6
Robrecht Jacques commentedI'll need a list of enabled modules before I can fix this (or at least find the reason why this may disappear).
Comment #7
cscsteve commentedI'm sure this is related since my issue relates to the same nav tags. Hence, not opening a new issue.
I post a forum topic. I go back and edit it and after the text I entered I end up with:
<div class="forum-topic-navigation"><a href="/p/node/195" class="topic-previous" title="Go to previous forum topic">‹ post by admin using default theme</a> <a href="/p/node/193" class="topic-next" title="Go to next forum topic">How do I post a Sealed project? ›</a></div>(exact links, titles, etc are dependent on what is adjacent to the forum topic).
I go and disable nodewords, go back to edit the same forum topic and the topic nav code is no longer there.
Enable nodwords, it comes back.
nodewords-4.7.x-1.2
I was able to disable almost all non required modules and simply switching nodewords on and off shows the issue.
enabled modules:
comment
forum
oradrup
taxonomy
I've managed to track it down to line 783 in function _nodewords_prepare():
at the
node_invoke($node, 'view', TRUE);call.It calls the forum_view() hook. If you replace the theme_forum_topic_navigation() function to return empty, the problem goes away. Doing so is fine in our case since we don't want the prev/next nav anyway, so the work-around is fine, but it looks like the HACK is causing an interesting issue.
Also of note: I wasn't able to reproduce this on a different dev box I have. I've noted a number of problems when I'm developing modules and moving them from the dev box to the client's QA box, all related to the fact that I'm running PHP 4 and the QA box is running PHP 5.
I hope this gives you a clue on how to fix it.
Thanks,
- Steve
Comment #8
avpadernoVersion 4.7-x-1.x-dev is not supported anymore; I am closing this report.