Hi,

I'm trying to customize the appearance of nodes to be created with an customized content type called "Taxon"; it is built with CCK and uses several field types like text, date (contrib.), integer, map location (contrib.), audio/video (contrib.), node reference, asin (contrib.), and link (contrib.); several of them are not "core" CCK fields, but contributed.

The "Taxon" nodes can be created, but look very ugly (of course); accessing /admin/content/templates/taxon results in a WSOD. However, Drupal's core content types do work fine with Contemplate, also the the content types provided by other contributed modules like Amazontools, Janode, Table Manager, and Panels 2 - only the custom-made CCK content type does not work at all.

I'm considering this a critical issue since customized content types do need the help of Contemplate the most. If CCK content types are out of the scope of Contemplate, feel free to drop the issue, or modify the priority if the current version does not support CCK.

Thanks & greetings, -asb

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jrglasgow’s picture

Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

You selected 5.x-1.9 as the version of contemplate you are using, have you tried 5.x-2.01 (the most recent version for Drupal 5).

Are there any errors being logged, or displaying, usually when something like this happens we get a out of memory error for PHP.

asb’s picture

Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Closed (fixed)

Hi James,

> You selected 5.x-1.9 as the version of contemplate you are using, have you tried 5.x-2.01 (the most recent version for Drupal 5).

Sorry, I hadn't noticed that (update status shows v2.01 only as "also available" and I simply overlooked it).

I upgraded and the WSOD is gone (instead I get a warning from "asin.module", great ;) However, Contemplate 5.x-2.01 appears to work fine.

> Are there any errors being logged, or displaying, usually when something like this happens we get a out of memory error for PHP.

Whatever this was, it shouldn't have been memory related (php memory limit: 48M).

Thanks for the hint & greetings, -asb (issue closed)