Using multiple Feedapi feed types creates a block for each type. However, when adding a feed, Feedapi always uses the default feedapi_node rather than the feed type depicted by the block.
Using multiple Feedapi feed types creates a block for each type. However, when adding a feed, Feedapi always uses the default feedapi_node rather than the feed type depicted by the block.
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Comment #1
aron novakI solved the bug. But i assume there is a more elegant way to do.
The problem came from the same FormID for multiple forms. I don't know how can i fix this in a Drupal way. Overwriting the internal #id property doesn't help.
Comment #2
Anonymous (not verified) commentedAutomatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.