Maestro module sets $variables['breadcrumb'] to a string in maestro_taskconsole() [#1876390]

Comment #1

bonchak commented 30 December 2012 at 00:40

Title:

Maestro module and adaptivetheme

» i can confirm that this relies adaptivetheme

I've just switched to Bartik theme and it works fine with Bartik.

Thanks

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Comment #2

bonchak commented 30 December 2012 at 00:41

Title:

i can confirm that this relies adaptivetheme

» Maestro module and adaptivetheme

sory for changing the issue title ...

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Comment #3

Jeff Burnz commented 30 December 2012 at 12:07

There must be more to this, in terms of the setup, simply enabling the module did not reproduce the issue. Are there more steps involved? Where do you get this error (what page?).

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Comment #4

Jeff Burnz commented 30 December 2012 at 12:20

Title:	Maestro module and adaptivetheme	» Maestro module sets $variables['breadcrumb'] to a string in maestro_taskconsole()
Project:	AdaptiveTheme	» Maestro
Version:	7.x-3.1	» 7.x-1.x-dev
Component:	Module Support	» Code

I found it in the taskconsole.

Maestro incorrectly sets the value the breadcrumb to an empty string, this is wrong because a theme will expect $variables['breadcrumb'] to be an array in theme_breadcrumb().

I would suggest if the module really does not want to set a breadcrumb to set an empty array, i.e. in maestro_taskconsole():

drupal_set_breadcrumb(array());

This would be preferable to themes needing to first check if $variables['breadcrumb'] is actually an array.

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Comment #5

bonchak commented 30 December 2012 at 21:10

Thank you Jeff for your fast reply,

Sorry for the insufficient info, but i see that you've already regenerated it on task console, which is the same for me. I am new to coding and when changing to Baritk did not reproduce this error i thought this is related to adaptivetheme. So i guess i should adress this issue to maestro.

Thanks for your help and for the great themes...