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I'm unable to reproduce. Please write a fuller scenario - what node are you trying to unpublish? did you visit admin/content/content_unpublish and 'Reset to defaults'?
I just clicked the "reset to defaults" button now. Seemed to have no effect.
I've looked at nodes of various content-types created using CCK.
Each node has "View, Edit, Delete, Track & Moderation" buttons up top and "add new comment, bookmark and Subscribe to: This Post" links below... Could it be conflicting with another module?
To get rid of those buttons I disabled "Admin Links" module, "Modr8" module and "Statistics" module but the "Unpublish" button has not appeared.
Then I also disabled everything else that shows up on the page including "Flag", "Notifications UI", "Fivestar" and "Sharethis"... but "Unpublish" did not show up.
For me too. Button is not visible. I have set permissions for visibility. I am using drupal 6.9 in debian lanny distribution.
One thing i would like to add is. I installed publish content module ( http://drupal.org/project/publishcontent ) before installing this one but that module does not have normal user level permission to publish/unpublish own posts. So i installed this module but button is not visible.
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Comment #1
amitaibuDid you enable the permissions to unpublish content?
Comment #2
OneTwoTait commentedYep. I tried it with a user that had permissions and also with the admin account.
Comment #3
amitaibuI'm unable to reproduce. Please write a fuller scenario - what node are you trying to unpublish? did you visit
admin/content/content_unpublishand 'Reset to defaults'?Comment #4
OneTwoTait commentedI just clicked the "reset to defaults" button now. Seemed to have no effect.
I've looked at nodes of various content-types created using CCK.
Each node has "View, Edit, Delete, Track & Moderation" buttons up top and "add new comment, bookmark and Subscribe to: This Post" links below... Could it be conflicting with another module?
Comment #5
amitaibuTry disabling other contrib modules - start with this Track & Moderate module.
Comment #6
OneTwoTait commented.
Comment #7
OneTwoTait commentedTo get rid of those buttons I disabled "Admin Links" module, "Modr8" module and "Statistics" module but the "Unpublish" button has not appeared.
Then I also disabled everything else that shows up on the page including "Flag", "Notifications UI", "Fivestar" and "Sharethis"... but "Unpublish" did not show up.
Comment #8
amitaibuMay I ask you to try and install it on a clean installation?
Comment #9
OneTwoTait commentedI can try that a bit later.
Seems there are so many various error that reinstalling Drupal would be smart.
Comment #10
sourabh.iitm commentedFor me too. Button is not visible. I have set permissions for visibility. I am using drupal 6.9 in debian lanny distribution.
One thing i would like to add is. I installed publish content module ( http://drupal.org/project/publishcontent ) before installing this one but that module does not have normal user level permission to publish/unpublish own posts. So i installed this module but button is not visible.
Comment #11
amitaibu@sourabh.iitm,
can you try it on a clean installation?
Comment #12
sourabh.iitm commentedI have installed a clean installation of drupal 6.9 and it is not working in clean installation either.
I installed the module and gave user permissions. Am i missing something?
Comment #13
amitaibuWhat do you see when you got admin/content/content_unpublish?
Try rebuilding your menu (but going to the modules page and clicking submit).
Comment #14
sourabh.iitm commentedAn option to set the button label. By default Unpublish is written.
I tried restoring 2 defaults. That too is not working.
I have tried menu rebuilding menu as u said. I am using the menu_rebuild(); in index.php like this.
That too isn't working. Now i am testing on my local VISTA machine.