Closed (fixed)
Project:
Administration theme
Version:
6.x-1.1
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Support request
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
14 Feb 2009 at 07:09 UTC
Updated:
12 Sep 2009 at 06:33 UTC
By default, the /user, /user/1, /user/1/edit etc all use the site's default theme. I have a separate Administration theme. I want the /user paths to all use the Administration theme. In the module I clicked on Custom Pages and tried all sorts of variations but can't get it to work - always show the default theme.
ex.
user
/user
/user/*
/user/*/*
Thanks
Comments
Comment #1
codesmithAlso, when logged out the /admin screen now shows the default theme, not the Administration theme.
Comment #2
davyvdb commentedAbout your first issue:
user* is the solution
About your second issue: This is noted on the project page. You can find an explanation in this issue.
http://drupal.org/node/372156
Comment #3
codesmithThat works for the user pages thanks. You may want to update the instructions that show up on the module settings page. It says you can use "blog" and "blog/*" which didn't seem to work for user pages.
For the second issue - I looked at that link and it's the opposite of my problem. Before the module, the logged-off /admin page showed the Administration theme. After installing the module the logged-off /admin page showed the default theme. I checked the system table and the weight for both was set to 0. I changed the weight of the admin theme to -1 and now the logged-off /admin page shows the Administrator theme now as it did prior to installing the module. I would think that installing the module shouldn't change the default way that things work.
Thanks for the quick response and effort.
Comment #4
davyvdb commentedIt goes something like this:
user* = user + any other serie of characters (even slashes)
user/* = user + / + any other serie of characters
About the second issue... Did you set the user permission "access admin theme"?
Comment #5
codesmithNo I didn't. Just did and that did the trick. I set the admin theme module back to the original weight setting of 0 and it's working great.
Thanks!
Comment #7
chandra sekhar commentedWhere i have to set "user*"
Comment #8
davyvdb commentedYou have to use
user*