Closed (fixed)
Project:
Bibliography Module
Version:
6.x-1.14
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Feature request
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
23 Mar 2009 at 02:50 UTC
Updated:
2 Mar 2014 at 21:40 UTC
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Comments
Comment #1
rjerome commentedHmmm, to be honest, I don't recall if this was deliberately omitted. Presumably you like this feature, so I 'll put it back.
The one thing I find annoying with it is trying to edit an entry which has this feature enabled, because you never get the direct edit links, you have to manually enter the node/xxxx/edit url.
Ron.
Comment #2
rjerome commentedFixed in -dev a new (1.2) release will follow sometime this week.
Ron.
Comment #3
oxofile commentedRon,
Thank you for fixing this one quickly and making many other more improvements. Are you planning to release 6.x-1.2 soon? (I just want to check w/ you before we jump into the -dev version since you mentioned...)
Comment #4
rjerome commentedYes, I really did think it would be before now, but there were a few other things that cropped up in the mean time, so I thought I should address them as well prior to another release. Hopefully this week.
Ron.
Comment #6
Lanae commentedMy site really needed this feature - the users don't care about the individual node pages, they only want lists of formatted citations with convenient links. So I'm very glad to have it!
However, I'm having problems because I want normal users to be able to edit biblio nodes, without having to manually enter the node/xxxx/edit url. (or giving them "administer nodes" permission just so they can get to it that way!) It'd be a really cool option to have edit links next to the citations in the bibliography, when users have permission to edit them.
Comment #7
lukasc commentedHi,
I really appreciate this feature, being able to link directly to a PDF for example. However, when I am logged in as an admin, it would be great if I could edit the biblio references by clicking on the link. Could you provide a "(edit)" link, or similar? Or maybe add an option to have "(more)" displayed for everyone?
Thank you
Lukas
Comment #8
rjerome commentedYes, I've often thought the same thing when the link to PDF feature is enabled. Maybe I'll try to steal some CSS magic from Views, because they add similar "edit" links for privileged users, which appear when you hover over a link.
Ron.
Comment #9
ar-jan commentedThe original issue was fixed.
Since you can now create views listings with Biblio styling, you can create a view with an edit link yourself when this behavior is desired.
If this should still be built into Biblio's native listing, it should probably be a new feature request.