Hi. I'm referring to the page below:
http://www.housingaffordabilityaustralia.com/content/land-supply-and-demand
You should see, near the top, a double heading saying "Land Supply". The first of those is a legitimate <h2> heading that I put in. It so happens that "Land Supply" is also a glossary item. For some unknown reason, it then puts the entire glossary item into the document at that point when the "Zoning" heading should immediately follow the "Land Supply" one. I have no idea whether this is the fault of glossary, hovertip (or possibly even flexifilter), but it wasn't happening until I upgraded to Glossary 6.x-1.3 from whatever I had before (also a 6.x version).
You'll also see that the hovertips don't work unless you're administrator, but I think that's part of the 6.x port issue for hovertip (with stuff about jQuery).
Thanks,
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Comment #1
AaronCollier commentedMaybe it's not related, but can you tell me why each of your definitions appears twice in the glossary? It's only the first definition that is being repeated on this page, so maybe it is related.
Comment #2
wayland76 commentedWell, I think this is a related problem that you've noticed. When I write the taxonomy entries, they only contain one copy of the text. I'm assuming that the Glossary module is reduplicating this for some reason that I don't understand.
Comment #3
nancydruHere's my guess; I have not tried to duplicate this yet. And yes, there was a change in the text for the hovertip in this release (http://drupal.org/node/252045).
The overview page uses check_markup, which invokes the filter again on the term description. Therefore, it will re-filter the term that you have in your heading tag. One way to see if this is indeed the problem is to add "h2" (or whichever tag you're using) to the "bloced elements" for that input format. I bet the problem goes away.
Comment #4
nancydruHmm, even putting an H2 in my term I'm not getting exactly the same thing. Can you copy-and-paste your term description here, please.
Comment #5
wayland76 commentedWell, OK, but I'm running Flexifilter as part of my default filter. Not that that should make a lot of difference here.
And yes, adding h2 to my blocked elements list does indeed make the problem go away :).
Comment #6
wayland76 commentedOops, should've previewed. Let me try again.
Comment #7
nancydruOkay, it looks like what you describe it should look like now, other than I can't get hovertips. Perhaps you could switch to abbr, acronym, or cite format until he gets Hovertips working.
Comment #8
wayland76 commentedNah, my glossary items are too long, and they don't fit inside the Firefox limit :). Blocking out the h2 element seems to work for now. As soon as I get around to applying that patch that means that anonymous users can see the hovertips too, I should be fine.
Are you saying this is a bug with hovertips? Or maybe the combination of hovertips and flexifilter?
Comment #9
nancydruI use the FF patch that's mentioned on the project page. And there is another issue that I've been meaning to get around to for some time that uses a span that supposed fixes the length issue...
We already know that Hovertips is not completely functioning correctly in 6.x (http://drupal.org/node/225540). Certainly on your site I cannot see them since I am anonymous.
I won't blame Flexifilter and have no reason to do so. I do know that some people have found problems with the order in which the filters are invoked in their input formats. You might try changing that and see what happens. For example, Codefilter uses both passes that are available to filters, and this can mess up other filters. There is extra code in Glossary to catch this.
Comment #10
wayland76 commentedI'm aware of the FF patch, but I don't think I could convince most site visitors to install it :).
I'm planning to try a patched version Any Day Now(TM) :).
Ok, good, I won't blame Flexifilter either :).
Comment #11
AaronCollier commentedHave you tried this? #219757: Extend the replace modes with span tag
I have no experience with it, but those people said it worked.
Comment #12
wayland76 commentedWell, having blocked the glossary in h1 and h2 tags, and installed the patched version of hovertip, everything seems to be working for me. So I've changed the priority to minor; it'd be nice to have it fixed (so I think we should leave it open), but I can obviously live without it.
Thanks to all who commented :).
Comment #13
nancydruIt does work for me (anonymous) now on your site too. I guess I need to apply the patch myself, although it would be nicer to have an official release. So what do you think is left to fix here?
@AaronCollier: Every time I sit down to integrate that change, something happens to redirect me.
Comment #14
gobinathmClosing the issue. It was inactive for long time & it's related to a Drupal Version which is not supported anymore
Comment #15
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