There doesn't seem to be a place to enter quotes by default. The title, author, and citation fields show up, however the "body" does not.

This happens on a clean install of Drupal version 7.18, and PHP version 5.3.13

Workaround: By going into the content type administration and enabling it, it is possible to add a quote with this module.

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ctmattice1 commented
Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

Is this on a new install? What version of drupal are you using and version of php?

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motivez commented

Yes, brand new installation. Drupal version 7.18, and PHP version 5.3.13

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ctmattice1 commented

I'll have to download 7.18 and try it on my linux server that runs php 5.3.something.

On my laptop I use the dev release of drupal and php 5.4.4 and cannot reproduce this error.

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ctmattice1 commented
Priority: Critical » Normal

downgrading to normal

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gisle
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Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Closed (outdated)

I am unable to reproduce problem with PHP 5.4.

I no longer have a Linux server with PHP 5.3 available for testing.

The PHP requirements for Drupal 7 is described: here, viz:

Drupal 7 requires PHP 5.2.5 or higher (or PHP 5.2.4 with backported security patches, such as the version included with Ubuntu 8.04). PHP 5.4 or higher is recommended.

The report is 4 years old, there has been no second report about the problem.

There seems to be a workaround where you go to the content type administration and enabling it.

Given that PHP 5.3 is pretty rare in 2016, I am going to close it as outdated.

I'll add a link to this issue on the project page.