Closed (duplicate)
Project:
Token
Version:
5.x-1.x-dev
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Bug report
Assigned:
Unassigned
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Created:
19 Sep 2007 at 06:36 UTC
Updated:
21 Sep 2007 at 07:42 UTC
Druapl 5.2
Beta 3
When doing a save with a Vocab that has Freetagging in use, the Term is not picked and used for the [catpath]
- if you save it and then edit (and nothing else) then save again it does work.
Comments
Comment #1
gregglesI believe this is a duplicate of http://drupal.org/node/137669
Comment #2
green monkey commentednope the is AuoTitle ... this is a clear path issue
I just noticed a nother condition where the correct path is not be coClick here for more Health and Wellness Videosected , until an eidt and save has been done.
I came here to see, if it was reported, but- it was a child parent issue, but I need to trap it better for you.
Let me be sure I can reproduce it before I report it, offically
Comment #3
green monkey commentedyep, I can reporiduce it - I'm working wiht new nodes that have a parnet child term structure
It seems that pathauto does not know that there are terms, until the node has been saved -- once the node has been saved, a simple Eidt and Save will fix the problem. (I also tried to sneak one by and try Preview, but no go)
I will be working in a parnet/child sturcture for the next few hours, then I will test under other conditions - just need to get this content into the system and I can work around the issue until......
Comment #4
green monkey commentedi forgot something what might be important
i have [cathpath]/[title].html
it will grab the '.html' the first time around - but nothing before it - until edit/save
Comment #5
gregglesThis all makes sense, but that other issue is about getting term data properly extracted during the node submit/save process which is the same parsing code (in token) whether it is being run by auto node title or pathauto.
It's very useful for you to describe the different scenarios of taxonomies that work/don't work. Your comments so far, though, have been somewhat light on the really specific details that would make them fully useful.