I read your readme and saw that this module needs extra variables in templates. FYI I did a contextual module pseudo-backport myself, and I use some already existing variables of these to put the contextual links (and provide a custom variable aside to ensure that theme developers can use it).

You could also do this, it would work fine at least with default themes (you can use node $content, block $content and misc. other variables like this).

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philbar commented

Thanks, do you think you could provide a patch for this?

I've been trying to find a better way to implement this than manually adding variables to the theme.

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pounard
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I could, but not right now, too much things to do in parallel. I'll give you some code samples that may help you as soon as I have time to isolate them from the rest of my work.

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jeffschuler
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scottrigby
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@pounard that would actually be lovely to see

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pounard
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Ok, I will give you some code, but you'll have to wait for the weekend