When I protect a node, seemingly a menu item is created for it?
The menu item has my username as the title and links to the protected node.
Is this intended behaviour? Is there a way to prevent it?

Thanks

Comments

mtolmacs’s picture

No, that should not happen. Noone is ever reported such behaviour. If you still think it's protected_module's doing, please try to install it to a clean Drupal installation and try to reproduce this. If you can reproduce, please provide detailed information exactly how you've been able to recreate the errorneous behaviour.

Thank you!

-Anti-’s picture

I can heavily assume it's the module. It's never happened on my site before.
All I'm doing to reproduce the error is editing a blog post as UID1 with the 'protected node' module enabled.
'Admin' appears as a menu item, linking to the node I just edited.

mtolmacs’s picture

Okay, can you reproduce this with a clean Drupal installation?

-Anti-’s picture

Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

Really sorry, I'm trying to meet a deadline and just don't have the time to test it.
I'd ignore the issue until someone else reports it.

If I get some time in a few weeks, I'll try to look at it again and determine the cause.

Cheers.

mtolmacs’s picture

Thank you, and wish you the best. If you can identify the problem and find the time to report back, then I'd thank that.

xalexas’s picture

I can confirm this too. Menu item with username is always created in primary links on node edit or creation even if it's not password protected. I can avoid it only by deleting it in menu settings before saving.

teecee’s picture

Hi,

I got the same issue, but I think it is the autofill 'remember my password' function of the browsers. If I disabled remember passwords for that domain I got no new menuitem...

Anyway: I got a new menuitem titled by my username AND a password protected node settings, but only the first password-field was filled, AND the password protection option was unfolded, so I often got 'passwords dont match' error after tried to submit the data...