Come together with the global Drupal community in Rotterdam, 28 Sept – 1 Oct 2026. Sessions, contribution, connection, and Early Bird savings until 8 June.I swear that when I first tested this module, it let you add existing children to the parent nodes. Now it doesn't seem to do it. I'm not sure if I've changed a setting or what. But if I create a parent node and child node at the same time and then remove the relationship between them, when I click on the "add existing child" link it tells me there are no children to add which I know if wrong because I just removed one, so it should show up.
Am I losing my mind? lol
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toddchris commentedComment #2
toddchris commentedI'm using Drupal 6 now, but this issue has never been resolved for me. Can someone please tell me what the settings need to be to allow existing child nodes to be available?!!!!
Tpd
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toddchris commentedComment #4
jjalocha commentedHi, Todd, I am just starting to use this module, but luckily, I had no problem in allowing to attach existing nodes. Here is my set-up:
Content types:
In this case, it should be possible to attach one solution to different conflicts.
Node relativity, Regular settings:
Options for Conflict (conflict_ct) nodes:
Options for Solution (solution_ct) nodes:
I think, what you might be missing is the one or more setting for the child content type.
But I wouldn't be surpried, if this didn't work for you, because I am struggling right now with a strange problem: The mentioned settings display correctly, but the 'Create new Solution' link sends me to a generic 'Create content' page, that allows for all possible content types except for 'Solution'! So, there seem to be bugs here.
Good luck,
Jerzy
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tpainton commentedDo you have an underscore in your node? if so, this causes this problem.
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jjalocha commentedYou're right #465988: Node Relativity can't handle underscores in content type names was the problem.