Create Issue visible even when 'create project issues' is disabled

confirmed.

I'm subscribing because I plan to work on a patch for D7 core that will modify the behavior of node/add (make its look and content more customizable).

I'd guess changing the following code in project_issue_menu() in project_issue.module:

    // Special menu item for the "first page" of submitting a new issue.
    // Instead of the treachery of a true multipage form, we just have
    // a simple form at node/add/project-issue that provides a project
    // selector which redirects to node/add/project-issue/[project-name].
    $types = node_get_types();
    $items[] = array(
      'path' => 'node/add/project-issue',
      'title' => $types['project_issue']->name,
      'callback' => 'project_issue_pick_project_page',
      'type' => MENU_NORMAL_ITEM,
    );

to

    // Special menu item for the "first page" of submitting a new issue.
    // Instead of the treachery of a true multipage form, we just have
    // a simple form at node/add/project-issue that provides a project
    // selector which redirects to node/add/project-issue/[project-name].
    $types = node_get_types();
    $items[] = array(
      'path' => 'node/add/project-issue',
      'title' => $types['project_issue']->name,
      'callback' => 'project_issue_pick_project_page',
      'access' => $access_create,
      'type' => MENU_NORMAL_ITEM,
    );

should do the trick.

Did you try my suggestion? I believe this is happening because the Create content page gets values via calls to node_access(), and project_issue correctly implements hook_access(). It's just that the node/add/project_issue menu item does not specifically declare what kind of access is needed for the menu item to be visible.

At least this I what I think is happening, after briefly looking at the code.

Try this patch. It works for me.

If it doesn't work for you, do you have any node access control modules installed that might be complicating factors?

It works for me. Note: visit admin/build/menu to clear the cache.

@cybertoast: I like to clear the cache by using the devel module's link in the devel block to clear all caches. The fact that project_issue_menu() is only ever called once indicates to me that you aren't really clearing your menu cache.

Examples of node access control modules include OG, Simple access, etc. They're used to give more fine grained control of who can view, edit, etc. a node. I don't think that's the problem here, but I suppose it's possible if you are indeed using such a module.

Yup, good catch. Reviewed and committed to HEAD and DRUPAL-5--2. Thanks for the patch and the testing.