Closed (fixed)
Project:
Submenu Tree
Version:
5.x-1.0
Component:
Miscellaneous
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Support request
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Created:
4 Sep 2008 at 21:13 UTC
Updated:
18 Mar 2009 at 10:40 UTC
superb module. but I encountered the following issue using it while developing my site.
When using the submenu tree with titles and links everything seems to work fine. Using it with teasers or teasers with links, however, does not give me any results on the selected pages? What can be the matter? Teasers seem to be filled with text when looking in the db.
Comments
Comment #1
bengtan commentedHi,
Can you please give me an example of what the menu tree looks like when you are trying to do this?
Did you try to enable submenutree on a leaf node or a non-leaf node?
Finally, there are teasers (as content), teasers with links (as content), teasers (as block), teasers with links (as block). Are you setting what you think you're setting?
Comment #2
d.hoogland commentedHi Bengtan,
I enabled it on a leaf node.
I want to display the teasers to accomplish a kind of landingspage. The menu tree is ordered as following:
In which the teasers of subitem 1-3 of subitem A should be displayed in the contentarea of subitem A. Don't know if you meant an example as given above?
I've tried all possibilities when setting the teasers in the submenutree. That is: teasers as block as well as content. Both do not have the desired results. The subsubitems are properly displayed when I set them as Titles only, however. In both block as well as content.
(Since I'm quite a newbie in Drupal I don't know whether this problem should be discusses in this section, though.)
Comment #3
bengtan commentedThe example you described to me uses submenutree correctly (except that subitem A is not a leaf node, but that's not important).
I've also just retested submenutree 5.x-1.0 on one of my sites, and teasers are showing up.
Presuming that the problem is perhaps a clash with another module or theme, may I suggest the following?
Disable all non-core modules (except submenutree) and see if the problem still persists.
Change the theme to garland and see if the problem still persists.
If in these two tests, the problem goes away (ie. teasers are showing), then there is a clash between submenutree and a module (or theme). Go back and enable your other non-core modules one by one until you isolate the other triggering module.
BTW, which version of Drupal core are you using? Just so I can check there's not an incompatibility between drupal core and submenutree.
Comment #4
d.hoogland commentedtnx for the information, bengtan. The version of Drupal I'm using is 5.3.
I'll test the submenutree the way you describe it in the example above and let you know my results. I might have implemented Drupal the wrong way, since i'm quite new in this. I'll let you know as soon as I'm finished.
Comment #5
bengtan commentedPresumed fixed date due to no further information.