Closed (fixed)
Project:
Bibliography Module
Version:
6.x-1.0-beta9
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Bug report
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
29 Nov 2008 at 17:04 UTC
Updated:
8 May 2009 at 13:02 UTC
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Comments
Comment #1
rjerome commentedIt seems to be getting the data, but it looks like the layout is failing. Most likely css related?
Comment #2
rjerome commentedcomment out line 3 of biblio.css and it will fix your probem.
Ron.
Comment #3
deselaers commenteddone!
Solves the problem! And it also solves another bug I have reported some time ago on clicking onto nodes from that page. I will try to find it and close it.
Great to have you back.
Cheers,
thomas
Comment #4
Frank Steiner commentedThat was my fault, I added this for the search box. I will take a look.
Comment #5
rjerome commentedYes, I didn't want to point fingers but... :-)
Why did you need that inlined?
Comment #6
Frank Steiner commentedI'm not sure, I will have to look on Monday when I'm back in the office. The first version of the search patch was quite a while ago, at least two months before I started learning CSS, so at this time I didn't really know what I was doing with the CSS stuff :-) I think I wanted the search button next to the textfield, but I didn't know about floating at this time, so I tried around and with the inline property it suddenly worked -:-)
I'll fix this in a clean way :-)
Comment #7
deselaers commentedGreat.
If there is something which needs testing, just let me know.
I might be a bit short in time on tuesday, but after that I should be able to test stuff pretty quickly.
cheers,
t.
Comment #8
rjerome commentedI see there are a few other issues with "inline" mode... clicking on an author or title on this page (http://thomas.deselaers.de/SelectedPublications) illustrates the problem.
I'll look into a solution.
Ron.
Comment #9
Frank Steiner commentedWow, the code for the search form was really messed up :-) I hadn't looked at it again since June. The attached patch removes a lot of unneccessary stuff from biblio_search_form(). There's no need for any additional css anymore, so I cleaned up biblio.css from all stuff that I added before for the search form. It shouldn't influence any biblio output anymore. Sorry for the trouble!
cu,
Frank
Comment #10
Frank Steiner commentedComment #11
rjerome commentedCommitted to CVS
Ron
Comment #13
Glowy commentedHello,
I just noticed that the error described in #8 still exists (or came into existance again) with my biblio version 6.x - 1.2. If I click on a page with a link to /author/123/inline, the layout is really broken, exactly as on the webpage in #8.
Any ideas why?
Thanks,
Chris
Comment #14
rjerome commentedHi Chris,
I never addressed that particular issue, but it's fixed now.
Ron.
Comment #15
Glowy commentedHey Ron,
once again thanks for your quick support!! Do you already know when the release will be released?
Chris
Comment #16
rjerome commentedNot really, but maybe today if nothing else crops up.
Ron.
Comment #18
Glowy commentedHey Ron,
now the /author/123/viewinline link is working. However, if I use the function biblio_db_search('author', $cid, 'inline', 'year', $year) with this parameters, it fails. Seems like the 'inline' parameter is causing the problem and the error seems to be within the biblio_show_results function.
Best,
Chris