When admin_menu is enabled and I go to the Users administration page under "User management", the title is displayed incorrectly(?) as:
0 / 1 
If I view source, the HTML is escaped e.g. the img tag looks like <img
If I disable the admin_menu module and go to the same page, the title is displayed as "Users".
Screenshots are attached. This was seen on FF2/IE6 on Windows. As a workaround, I created a page template for my theme called page-admin-user-user.tpl.php which is identical to my page.tpl.php except for that the title in the
and tags is hardcoded to the string "Users".
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #3 | login.jpg | 140.77 KB | thejtate |
| user_admin_page_with_admin_menu_disabled.png | 11.44 KB | happysnowmantech | |
| user_admin_page_with_admin_menu_enabled.png | 22.12 KB | happysnowmantech |
Comments
Comment #1
happysnowmantech commentedSorry, I mucked up the formatting in the original bug description. Trying again:
When admin_menu is enabled and I go to the Users administration page under "User management", the title is displayed incorrectly(?) as:
0 / 1 <img src="/sites/default/modules/admin_menu/images/icon_users.png" width="16" height="15" alt="Current anonymous / authenticated users" title="Current anonymous / authenticated users" />
If I view source, the HTML is escaped e.g. the img tag looks like <img
If I disable the admin_menu module and go to the same page, the title is displayed as "Users".
Screenshots are attached. This was seen on FF2/IE6 on Windows. As a workaround, I created a page template for my theme called page-admin-user-user.tpl.php which is identical to my page.tpl.php except for that the title in the <h2> and <title> tags is hardcoded to the string "Users".
Comment #2
sunMarking as duplicate of #279767: User counter is output on login page for anonymous users
Comment #3
thejtate commentedI've ran into the exact same problem myself. Never could figure out where it's at. Never had the time nor will power to really dig for the issue. Just need to dig deeper into the php I guess.