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Project:
Synonym Collapsing
Version:
6.x-1.x-dev
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Bug report
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Created:
18 May 2008 at 21:52 UTC
Updated:
18 Aug 2008 at 14:47 UTC
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As requested, creating new issue for the above.
More background here
After patch is applied for 5.x version, community tags module is not supported.
Per cwgordon7 this is not working because it uses a different form, opening this issue to request support for this popular module.
thanks very much for your time.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #2 | synonym_collapsing_community_tags_01.patch | 682 bytes | cwgordon7 |
Comments
Comment #1
scottee commentedi'd second a vote for this thanks
Comment #2
cwgordon7 commentedTry this patch.
Comment #3
kalin9 commentedthanks very much! Tried it, it would appear something is not working however.
I did the following:
disable module
rm -rf directory
check out your latest from cvs, copy to my modules directory
patch with the above
enable module
run update.php no updates
create new free tagging vocab with defaults, for use with forum posts
choose it for use with community tagging
choose it for use with syn tagging
create one term with one syn
create new post, where I'm prompted to tag
enter the syn for the term I created(there is no autocompletion suggesting the primary term if there should be)
It creates a new term, instead of collapsing and recognizing i used a syn
let me know if I'm missing anything thanks
Comment #4
kalin9 commentedOkay I added this drupal_set_message
and the form id of 'community_tags_form' is not output when I go to create a new forum post
instead it's 'forum_node_form' that is output with the above line nothing else.
In case that's of any help.
thanks
Comment #5
lapmson commentedThanks for the patch, I also applied it to the 5.x version and same problem. I think the form in this case doesn't even have the taxonomy key?
I'm new to development so still trying to figure out best way to step through the code using a debugger with lighttpd, dump variables, and understand the whole drupal request life cycle.
As I figure things out I'll try to help though.
Comment #6
stamd commentedsame problem as the previous, doesn't work alas :/
Comment #7
drupaloSa commentedSupport for Drupal 6.x would be also much appreciated.