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I have several vocabularies defined, including Topics, Membership, and Degree. Topics only indicates subject matter, but Membership restricts access (Public, Associate, Member...) as does Degree (No Degree, 1 Degree, 2 Degree...). Used to work fine.

Content type Story only has Topics associated with it. However, I have recently noticed that when I create a Story, and give a Topic (no drop down box appears for Membership or Degree, as it should be), it is tagged as "Member" and "No Degree", which it shouldn't be.

It's been a long time since I changed anything on the site and about as long since I posted a Story, so can't say what may have changed.

I assume the issue is related to TAC since the two restricting categories are the ones showing up where they shouldn't....

Thanks

RP

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Rasputin Paracelsus commented

Any chance of some ideas of how to fix this some time?

Thanks!

R

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Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

I'm not sure what the source of this bug might be, but if this is still an issue, I would recommend trying the 2.x branch. If the problem still occurs there, please double-check that the vocabularies in question are not required.

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Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Closed (fixed)

Closing since 5.x-1.1 is no longer supported. If this issue persists, try the new release; and if it still occurs, please see the troubleshooting in the readme or the online documentation.