I already asked in the forum about this, but since nobody could give me an answer, I assumed this was a bug. Here is the original message:
I just installed cck and views, and I learned that a module called Advanced help existed. I enabled the module after I enabled cck and views, but although most of the advanced help looks OK, there seem to be some display problems with CCK 2's advanced help.
What I currently have under the advanced help menu is:
* Advanced help
* Content
* Node Reference
* Number
* Option Widgets
* Text
* User Reference
* ViewsWhat is under the Content link is the majority of CCK's help supplement -- it works fine. But the Node Reference, Number, Option Widgets, Text and User Reference links -- which obviously should be a part of CCK's help too -- are broken, and give me warning messages like:
warning: uasort() [function.uasort]: The argument should be an array in sites\all\modules\advanced_help\advanced_help.module on line 241. warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in sites\all\modules\advanced_help\advanced_help.module on line 243.Can I fix this? Do these help topics actually exist? Is this just a bug? Which module is actually responsible for the errors: CCK or Advanced help?
Comments
Comment #1
karens commentedYou need the -dev version of Advanced Help. That is a bug in Advanced Help that has been fixed, but the fix is not in the official release.
Comment #2
apachelion commentedOK. I'll do that. Thanks for letting me know. Hope I won't be experiencing stability issues by using a nightly build...
Comment #4
jvieille commentedI have the same problem
Can't find any dev version.
The latest available on the Drupal site is mine, dated 2008 Oct 18
http://drupal.org/project/advanced_help
Comment #5
karens commentedYou have to open up 'View all releases' to see it.
Comment #6
jvieille commentedComment #7
jvieille commentedI was looking at Advanced Help, where I confirme no new release is available. (but the bug was about Advanced Help, isn't it?)
However, looking at the thread header, it may be CCK that needs to be updated???
A new stable is released by the way. I'll try it
Comment #8
garywg commentedWasn't quite having the same problem, but the -dev version solved the problem I was experiencing.