blog content not show up

hi,
i use dp6.9
after install this module and setting permision,
blog content, forum post content, whatever content disappear!!

After disable this module, every thing work well again :)

I wasn't seeing this in development, so can you give me a little more info about this? What happens when you hit the page? Are you getting a totally blank page? Is the header, footer, etc. there but nothing in the content area? Are you getting any errors in the logs?

Also can you check source to see if the content is appearing there and just not rendering on the page? I'm wondering if there's something css related.

hi gwen,
firstly thank you very much for this module. I lost so much time to find such module. It works fine well i use dp 5x versions.

in my new site, i tried to install dp 6.9 version few times but still got empty node content.

Let's say in details:

after install dp6.9, i tried to creat a forum topic and few reply to this topic, every thing is seen: content of first post in thread, and content of replies, of course header, footer, every thing else is shown correctly.

Now i enable your module, and turn on "delete comments on own blog content" at admin/user/permissions, i see no content of first post. In first post i see only date/time post and link to thread opener. Every thing in replies look normal.

I use standard theme Garland and few modules like: imagecache, inline, lightbox2, comment subject, uploadpath. Only your your "User Comment" has dev status.

I dont see a problem at log. I also look at html source code and dont see the content of first post there:

<div id="node-2" class="node"> 
 
 
 
      <span class="submitted">Thu, 01/29/2009 - 14:32 — <a href="/drupal-6.9/user/1" title="View user profile.">Admin</a></span> 
  
  <div class="content clear-block"> 
      </div> 

thank you.

Thanks for the info. I'll look into it today or maybe this weekend and see if I can reproduce and fix.

I found and fixed the bug. You can grab the new code off the DRUPAL-6--1 branch in CVS or wait until the packaging script's next run for a tarball.