Closed (fixed)
Project:
Taxonomy Views Integrator
Version:
7.x-1.x-dev
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Bug report
Assigned:
Unassigned
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Created:
28 Mar 2011 at 14:12 UTC
Updated:
23 Apr 2013 at 18:50 UTC
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Comments
Comment #1
ipwa commentedThanks for this work around.
My problem is that when I do this, I get an access denied message on all my term pages.
I also found that when I edit a Taxonomy, I can select the view and the view display, but it only saves the view name and the display goes back to being the first on available on the list. Maybe this is causing my problem. Does your installation save the view display when you edit taxonomy pages and assign a view?
Comment #2
ipwa commentedTaxonomy Views Switcher is working for me: http://drupal.org/node/1106948
Nice temporary solution.
Comment #3
truongquangphuc commentedIt's also a problem of me! :(
Comment #4
alladdin commentedSame here but for D6 dev version.
Have duplicate content on the site:
/vocabname/termname
and
/taxonomy/term/termid
in same time. How to fix it?
Comment #5
kevinquillen commentedPlease do not switch versions around- it is hard to track them when working on a specific version (my queue is filtering for 7.x).
I am releasing an alpha2 release shortly where I was able to get taxonomy/term/% overridden with TVI and a view. Please try it out (be sure to read the release notes) and let me know how you fare.
Comment #6
uno commentedAlpha2 release is working just fine, when it comes to custom view block(s) per taxonomy terms.
The only (minor) issue is that, when TVI enabled, default Taxonomy term view does not overtake non-TVI Taxonomy Term display (in my scenario), I had to set it via TVI settings specifically to each term, or set vocabulary global TVI setting per vocabulary, which also works fine.
Thanks for your effort.
Comment #7
kevinquillen commentedAre you saying that when the module is enabled, it should include a default view for the user to customize, and set all current vocab to use that as an example?
Comment #8
uno commentedNo, somehow we misunderstood.
Some of the people (I think many), use pre-build Taxonomy term view (either default, cloned or customised), as a default for the taxonomy terms in general, and than just enable TVI for those terms that should be using some view other than default.
I haven't tested thoroughly, but on one of my sites (common installation), after enabling Alpha2, default Taxonomy Term view is no longer default, even for the terms not managed by TVI, that were supposed to be managed by default Taxonomy Term view.
I had to use TVI for all vocabularies, and enable Taxonomy Term view, otherwise it would only show default (node) Taxonomy term page sorting.
And, I am not stating this is a huge disadvantage, at least not for me, but for sites that have many vocabularies ... ?
Still, I may be wrong, since I tested it only on one site, for a limited period of time, will report again after some time.
Thanks.
Comment #9
kevinquillen commentedI think I see what you are saying, can you post some screenshots?
Comment #10
uno commentedI can, if you insist, but I am not sure how to show you this issue with screenshots, since the devil is in the code. I could, also, give you a link, but since it is a non English site, I do not want you to loose your time and eyes in a foreign language maze :D
I am using default pre-build taxonomy term view (cloned, customized and enabled) for most of my terms.
I enabled TVI and set it for few selected taxonomy terms.
Those taxonomy terms, where I did not enable TVI, should have Taxonomy Term View display, which they do not - they are using core Drupal Taxonomy Term display - node/article display.
EDIT - Zillions of the following caused me to disable the module:
Notice: Undefined variable: display in tvi_get_view_info() (line244 /home/example/public_html/sites/all/modules/tvi/tvi.module).
Comment #11
duaelfr@uno : free gift for your notice ;)
Comment #12
Glavrach commentedКостыль:
Делать патч и переводить на английский было лень.
Comment #13
duaelfrI just pushed a fix for this bug to the 7.x branch.
It will be in the next dev release.
Comment #14
elpino commentedI just installed 7.x-1.0-beta3 release and it's displaying this same behavior.
Enabled vocabularies are displayed with the custom view page correctly, yet disabled vocabularies which should be displayed by the default view page override are completely ignoring views altogether and are being displayed by Drupal's core functionality.
Maybe the buggy code got reintroduced in a patch.
Update: I'll open a new issue as not to assume the bug is from the same code even though they behave the same way.
Comment #15
cwithout commentedResetting status. See #1968086: TVI disabled vocabularies ignore views default taxonomy term page override for issue with default view not being used. (Patch included.)