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Project:
Node Relativity
Version:
6.x-3.x-dev
Component:
User interface
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Task
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Unassigned
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Created:
11 Oct 2008 at 14:56 UTC
Updated:
27 Jun 2018 at 13:16 UTC
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Comment #1
Flying Drupalist commentedsubscribe. I'm going to test out 6.1 first though, and base my thoughts on that.
Comment #2
Mac Clemmens commentedsubscribing
Comment #3
kenorb commentedsubscribing
Comment #4
rhache commentedsubscribe
Comment #5
Flying Drupalist commentedAre there any updates on this? Thanks.
Comment #6
wilco commentedI've been sidetracked with Client work. It will be a few weeks late... but I am still working on it.
Comment #7
Flying Drupalist commentedThanks wilco. I was just about to post. :D
Comment #8
eagereyes commentedSubscribing too. Any updates on when there might be a usable version (at least without a warning in the release notes ;)? I'd really like to use either this module or node2node, but it looks like both are kind of unstable right now ...
Comment #9
Renee S commentedsubscribe !
Comment #10
reinholdlange commentedsubscribing
Comment #11
mlncn commentedSo people subscribing here know, there is a dev release announced on the front page:
http://drupal.org/node/319980
Comment #12
giorgoskBenjamin I am afraid the DEV version is not working at all We can't get into settings page
...
the developement has been delayed as explained in #6
Comment #13
edward.peters commentedAny update on the status of this would be much appreciated. Is it possible to give a rough idea of when, realistically, a working version could be available? Before Christmas?
Comment #14
Ariesto commentedI want to confirm comment #12; I am unable to access the module settings via the drupal "administer modules" page. I would really love to see this module for drupal 6x, the previous documentation suggests that the Node Relativity module is exactly what I need. subscribing
Comment #15
sanguis commentedsubscribing
Comment #16
andypostup
Comment #17
wilco commentedHi All,
It's been a crazy few months since my last Node Relativity development inauguration. I know everyone has been waiting on baited breath for it.
Over the holidays, we should be ready to bring out our first beta.
Since Views 2.x came out, and reviewing the coding for it, I've come to be influenced by the thoughtful approach to API development. So, in the up coming release, we'll see a drastically new and revised model for how NR will work.
I look forward to sharing the module with you all.
Thank you for being patient!
-wil
Comment #18
chrisroditis commentedThanks Wilco, we are indeed waiting on baited breath!
Looks like we're gonna get busy this Christmas!
Comment #19
OneTwoTait commentedYour "handbook" says "Documentation and instructions are available in the separate Relativity Handbook."
Comment #20
Ariesto commentedThanks for the update Wilco. This module will definitely make a wonderful Christmas present! Also, if you have a spare chance after releasing the beta, I'd be interested to hear more about your new "thoughtful approach" to API development, though maybe the changes will be apparent in your coding.
Comment #21
chrisroditis commentedAny updates Wilco? we are all anxious to use your module!
Comment #22
yurtboy commentedsubscribing
Comment #23
ultimatedruid commentedSubscribing
Comment #24
kenorb commented+1
Comment #25
NilsE commentedany news?
thanks
nils
Comment #26
mcreature commentedsubscribing
Comment #27
wilco commentedI am back in the fray!
We should see movement on this module within the month.
Thank you all for being patient.
Comment #28
zwoop commentedSubscribing. I'm working on migrating my Drupal sites to v6, and all my sites depend heavily on Node Relativity. If there's anything I can do to help, I'd be happy to give a hand.
Comment #29
stacysimpson commentedSubscribing
Comment #30
wilgrace commentedSubscribing
Comment #31
nguyenquocviet commentedSubscribing
Comment #32
deekayen commentedLooks like your last commit updated files that have conflict syntax. It totally screwed up the checkout for anyone getting the latest code.
Comment #33
robpomeroy commentedAye - the 6.x dev failed to install for me. Pity. Subscribing since I'd love to see this module as a stable release and I do appreciate what you're trying to achieve here! We're cheering you on. :-)
Comment #34
ckngPlanning to upgrade a site to D6 that heavily depends on this module.
I would be happy to lend a hand also.
Comment #35
wilco commentedHi Everyone,
My time has been heavily reduced in the last few months due to an explosion of work. I am utterly grateful for everyone willing to offer help. Any and all who are willing to lend a hand, please forward an email to me and I shall start putting a team together to roll out the next edition of the module.
In the meantime, as people are trying to use the Dev edition of this module, I shall remove it from the queue. It is not in any way shape or form ready for use.
Thank you.
Comment #36
VinceW commentedsubscribe. (see PM)
Comment #37
ckngJust sharing the info here in case anyone interested.
Couldn't wait for node relativity to be ready. We've opted to change from node relativity to node reference + Node Reference URL Widget, with node reference being in CCK, it should be an easier upgrade path.
Comment #38
tommytom commentedI cannot wait for the new version, does anybody know a similar module ?
Comment #39
Renee S commented@tommytom, I'm using node hierarchy. It's good.
Comment #40
socialnicheguru commentedsubscribing
I have demographic information on each module and I would love to work with this module so that I can write it once and have it be added to a number of modules.
i also like how I can choose children of a node type without all possible children for a node being displayed.
I will test away
Comment #41
no2e commentedsubscribed.
Will it be possible to create relations "on the same level" (so no child/parent relation) or equivalence relations?
Example:
"[Peter] looks like [John]"
is the same as "[John] looks like [Peter]".
It should not matter, which node initiated the relation. They should be themed the very same way:
on Peter node:
- looks like [John]
on John node:
- looks like [Peter]
Comment #42
jjalocha commentedI would love to know if progress is being made on this module.
I am looking for a module that allows a user without editing rights on a node to attach children to it. There are many modules available, that deal with node relationships, but none (as far as I see) that allow a non-author to link nodes on Drupal 6:
Maybe the Rules module could be the solution to this problem, but as far as I know, only CCK from the list above provides integration with Rules.
Comment #43
Flying Drupalist commentedCCK node reference + comment cck (allows commenters to change cck), or editable fields.
Comment #44
jjalocha commentedWow, I will check this out! Node reference isn't probably quite as sophisticated as any of the "hardcore" relationship modules, but this should at least give me the needed functionality in a reliable way.
Right now, i am reviewing the Relativity patch, and it seem to need quite a lot of work, yet.
Thank you very much!
Cheers, Jerzy
Comment #47
t4him commentedSubscribing - The original D6 version works but it would be nice to be able to change the "child" & "parent" labels on a per "content type" basis perhaps with token support.
Comment #48
jyamada commented>Just sharing the info here in case anyone interested.
>Couldn't wait for node relativity to be ready. We've opted to change from node relativity to node reference + Node Reference URL Widget, with node reference being in CCK, it should be an easier upgrade path.
Very interested. How do you control the node creation order, did you use Pageroute or something else ?
Comment #49
DanielJohnston commentedAnyone looking for a simple, one-level, robust parent-child relationship between different content types could also take a look at Organic Groups. Simply set the parent content type as the OG, and any other nodes can be assigned to it.
Comment #50
techczech commentedsubscribing
Comment #51
chien_fu commentedWhat happened here? Has this been abandoned?
Comment #52
mlncn commentedKeep an eye on / maybe help out with http://drupal.org/project/awesomerelationship (Drupal 7).
Comment #53
kenorb commentedDrupal 6 is no longer officially supported. If you think this issue is still relevant for 8.x, feel free to re-open.