The vocabulary node types checks in taxonomy.module are very vulnerable to having node types names as prefixes of other node type names %%%s%% as it is there with %%blog%% will match a lot more, then just this simple node type. I have a special blogmark type for example, which is found for %%blog%%.

Since the node types are stored in a comma separated list, the solution is to search for 'blog' or '%%,blog,%%' or 'blog,%%' or '%%,blog', that is matching only for that node type, or matching that node type in a list, or at the beginning of a list, or at the end of a list. It does not look elegant, but this is the solution for the format used.

This probably also applies to 4.5.0, the patch is against HEAD.

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Drupal-fix-vocab-node-types.patch1.27 KBGábor Hojtsy
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killes@www.drop.org’s picture

Gábor Hojtsy’s picture

Duplicate of itself?

killes@www.drop.org’s picture

Gábor Hojtsy’s picture

I see an alternate solution landed in HEAD. This still need to be fixed in 4.5.x then.

Dries’s picture

Committed to DRUPAL-4-5.

Anonymous’s picture