I have several books I want to display using the content complete module. I have created a summary on the title page and I have created a total completeness using the "content completeness data block " on the side bar.
I was able to configure views to display both of the table and the total completeness in one view for a single book.
I am able to see the "Total completeness" bar when viewing the parent or top level book page. However when I view one of its child pages this block disappears.
How do I set up views so the Total completeness item can be viewed on all of the book pages. I want it to display the completeness of the individual book when i am viewing the parent page or the child pages of the same book.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
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| content_complete_table_and_total.txt | 22.49 KB | spineless |
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Comment #1
spineless commentedI did some more investigation on this issue and did some troubleshooting.
I thought I would try adding an additional block to each page that shows the "Content Complete: completeness" table. The i would make it not visible.
For some reason the content complete completeness table is not visible for child pages.
This issue only is displayed when I use a contextual filter for book parent. When I disable this filter all of the pages in the entire site are visible. This is not want I want but does demonstrate that the content complete groups can work for all pages.
Any reason why I cannot display the content compete: completeness summary table on any page of a book?
Comment #2
spineless commentedI have recently updated to content complete 7.x-1.4-beta2.
I attempted to reconfigure my view so that the content completeness data could use a relationship defined as a Book (top level) or a Book (Parent) page to show the completeness of the book when you are viewing a child page.
So under the "Fields" section I have Content Complete: Completeness and I have Content Complete: Completeness Data
I added a required relationship to these two fields to see what would happen. I was hoping it would display the Content Complete: Completeness Data for the entire book when viewing it on any page of the book.
Instead I got the following error:
Notice: Undefined property: stdClass::$content_complete_data in content_complete_style_plugin->compute_sum() (line 51 of .../sites/all/modules/content_complete/views/plugins/content_complete_style_plugin.inc).
Notice: Undefined index: percent in theme_content_complete_profile_percent_complete() (line 43 of .../sites/all/modules/content_complete/theme/theme.inc).
I was hoping to be able to view the completeness data for the entire book. Any idea how to do this?
Thanks,
Spineless
Comment #3
spineless commented