Hello, I am currently developing a site using Drupal and I have installed the Taxonomy Access Control module, and have found a fairly annoying bug. For whatever reason, on the front page, users with more than 1 role (ie: anything other than a pure Authenticated User) is seeing double the number of pages for each role beyond the first. Those extra pages link to node/0, in other words, the "Welcome to your new drupal site" blurb.

EXAMPLE:
A user is an Authenticated User, role1 and role2. There are 2 pages of content. They see 6 pages, but all pages beyond the second are broken.

We are using a MySQL database.

We've narrowed it down to the Taxonomy Access Control module as the issue, but as we'd like to continue using this module, any help on this matter would be appreciated.

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dabro’s picture

dabro commented
Version: 5.x-1.x-dev » 5.x-1.1

I'm seeing basically the same thing, different user roles are getting extra pages in the pager, and the last page in the pager is the "welcome to drupal page". The error shows up when you have odd numbers of posts and vary the settings on the number of posts to display on a page. I've also narrowed it down to taxonomy access. I'm using ACL & Node Access but they are not causing the error. I really like this module, hopefully I can find a solution. I'm using MySQL ver 5.027, Thanks

xjm’s picture

xjm
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Primary language English
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Status: Active » Closed (duplicate)

Duplicate of #668268: Weird behavior of pager for non-admin users.