I followed the instructions and used nodeque (latest stable version for drupal 6) to show 2 image nodes for testing.
The result was to have only the node titles inside the box (block) created by nodecarousel.

I also tested the use of taxonomy. I used a gallery taxonomy with the same two images (Image module for galleries). The result was still the same. Only image titles in nodecarousel box and not the actual images.

How can someone get the content of the pages inside the block (the actual images) and not just the titles of the image nodes?

Is there is something I do wrong, or displaying only the titles of the nodes is the only functionality we can get?

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jcfiala commented

Nodecarousel, in it's current state, does require theming - did you override the theme_nodecarousel_node() theme function? If you did, please post the override code here and I'll have a look at it.

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agrigor1 commented

Thank you for your reply.
In fact I am a new fellow in Drupal. I dont know how to do the override.

jcfiala’s picture

jcfiala commented

Alright, that's fine. It's not very obvious, and it's something I intend to try and improve when I can.

One link I found that may be helpful is http://drupal.org/node/341628

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agrigor1 commented

Forgive me but I dont understand why jcarousel module works without this override.
I dont imply that jcarousel is better (has no configuration from admin and one needs to do it using an array in the function call), but it does work with no override.

And by the way, having both jacarousel and nodecarousel enabled, causes a white screen of death.
In fact one shouldnt need both modules enabled.

I would use nodecarousel If it would work out of box, like jcarousel or jcarousel block.
Hoping that soon we wont need to override anything (your module has the best configuration within the administration pages). Forgive me but I only know a little generic PHP, MySQL (not Drupal specific).

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jcfiala commented
Status: Active » Closed (works as designed)

I don't know either - I haven't looked at that other module yet. If you're happy with how things are working with jcarousel, then you should probably go with that.