Closed (fixed)
Project:
Nofollow List
Version:
6.x-1.x-dev
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Feature request
Assigned:
Reporter:
Created:
7 Jan 2011 at 00:33 UTC
Updated:
22 Sep 2014 at 05:25 UTC
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Comments
Comment #1
svenryen commentedThanks a lot for your work! Just a minor detail - 2010 in your file name looks a bit out of place.
At first I wondered if your code was 1 year old ;)
Comment #2
R2-D8 commentedOh sorry - this is happening still every morning and every late night ;)
I'm just working too much.
Comment #3
gregglesComment #4
ajayg commentedAny further update on this?
Comment #5
gregglesI am waiting for someone to post a patch. I don't review tarballs :(
Comment #6
R2-D8 commentedAre you joking?
I've ported this module half a year ago for FREE and you did nothing because it's a tarball????????
I'm totally shocked. How about patching it yourself??
- The module is ready to use.
- Check the new elements (first off: changelog)
- Get it online.
Comment #7
gregglesI'm not joking. The Drupal project works on patches. That's why we have a page very high in our navigation for http://drupal.org/patch/create
Note that it doesn't say "How to do your work and make a tarball" it says "How to do your work and make a patch."
Comment #8
basicmagic.net commentedsubscribe
Comment #9
MGParisi commentedhttp://www.seomoz.org/blog/google-says-yes-you-can-still-sculpt-pagerank...
Kinda interesting, sounds like nofollow is dead.
Comment #10
Z2222 commented@R2-D8: thanks for the update to D7.
I would generate the patch if I knew how. This is an important module that should be integrated into core, since it's bad for SEO to nofollow internal links on user-generated content. This module is a better way to nofollow links than Drupal's core input filters since you can whitelist the internal links on UGC.
Comment #11
ressa@ J. Cohen: Here are a few guides on how to patch a module. It would be greatly appreciated by the Drupal community if you patch the Nofollow List module :-)
Comment #12
Z2222 commentedI would, but I've had only 3 days off from work in the past few months and I barely have a free moment. I don't even get much sleep at the moment. Maybe I'll have time to relearn it in January when things quiet down. :)
Comment #13
ressaI totally understand, remember to take care of yourself :-)
Comment #14
jibranI have created a patch from above tarball. I just wanted to help. This is not at all my code.
Comment #15
jibranSorry, I forgot to include new files here is updated patch.
Comment #16
c31ck commentedPatch against master branch that ports this module to D7. Based largely R2-D8's work, but I added in wildcard support for hosts and made some other small changes here and there.
Comment #17
gregglesIt's worth noting #1415992: Offering to maintain Nofollow List.
IMO a patch to port from 6.x to 7.x should just do the port and not add features.
Comment #18
c31ck commentedOk, lets limit this issue to porting to D7 and let's refrain from doing code cleanup and adding features here. We can tackle those in separate issues after we have opened up a 7.x branch.
Comment #19
c31ck commentedNew patch that contains only the port to D7 and does not add any new features.
Comment #20
wmostrey commentedThe patch in #19 provides a clean upgrade to Drupal 7 and it works as expected. As far as I'm concerned it's RTBC.
Comment #21
greggles@wmostry - thanks for the review. The module is currently marked as abandoned. I no longer use it and Ryan Szrama (the other maintainer) doesn't either.
So, @c31k or @wmostrey if you are interested in maintaining the module please let me know and I can make the change.
Comment #22
c31ck commented@greggles I'm interested in maintaining this module: #1415992: Offering to maintain Nofollow List
Comment #23
c31ck commentedSetting status to RTBC based on #20.
Comment #24
c31ck commentedCreated a 7.x-1.x branch and created #1437700: Add .install file.