I searched the queue, can't find anything related.

It seems this module works great for user 1 (admin) but is not doing its thing for regular authenticated users.

Specifically, I set a number of paths under "Extended (Paths)" (admin/settings/taxonomy_theme/extended) where the Garland theme should be used and it works fine with user 1 but does not work w/ regular authenticated users.

Drupal 5, taxonomy_theme.module version 1.48.2.1.

I need to solve this for a client. Thanks so much in advance for any help!

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profix898’s picture

Category: bug » support

I'm pretty sure, there is no bad design flaw of this kind in the module. Many people are using taxonomy_theme and they dont have such a problem. I also tried myself with a clean Drupal 5.1 installation and its works nicely for 'normal' users (and even for anonymous users) as well. Is there anything special about your setup? What other modules do you have installed? It's likely that you have installed confliciting modules that prevent each other from operating. I suggest that you start by disabling all contributed modules except taxonomy_theme. If it doesnt work, there might be something wrong with the configuration. Otherwise reenable the modules one by one and observe the behavior of taxonomy_theme.

DaveNotik’s picture

Thanks for the quick reply!

I'm using cck, filefield, imagefield, devel, image, img_assist, print, simplemenu, tinymce, and two custom modules that handle some basic content handling tasks.

Nothing in there seems like it would conflict. None of my custom modules determine the theme.

Any other suggestions, things I can try?

Thank you!

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lodalo’s picture

having the exact same problem with 5.1
Extra modules installed (up to date) are in the sites/all/modules:
akismet
front page
taxonomy_access
taxonomy_theme
audio
image
taxonomy_batch_operations
tinymce
calendar
img_assist
taxonomy_breadcrumb
upload_preview
cck
photoblog
taxonomy_defaults
user_force_term
date
slideshow_creator
taxonomy_menu
views

profix898’s picture

Try to grant your users 'List' permission in taxonomy_access. Otherwise taxonomy_theme cant figure out the taxonomy details and therefore cant apply the right theme.

lodalo’s picture

Giving list permissions worked great.. thanks a lot!
:-)

mkalkbrenner’s picture

Component: Code » Code / API
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)