If one views a user account "Array" is displayed under the History heading.

Look under: http://mysite.com/user/username or http://mysite.com/user/uid

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Title: History History "Array" when viewing a user account » History History "Array" when viewing a user account

Can duplicate here on a clean beta3 install.

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m3avrck commented
Title: History History "Array" when viewing a user account » History

I cannot reproduce this issue with the latest CVS.

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Steve Dondley commented

Cannot duplicate on CVS either.

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metapunk commented

I get the same thing when I upgraded from a 4.6 drupal install.

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sepeck commented

I can verify that this exists on my cvs test site that is from an upgraded database.

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Steve Dondley commented

I could not duplicate on a fresh install. Must be an issue with upgrades only.

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ax commented
Status: Active » Closed (duplicate)

dup of http://drupal.org/node/40200. this *is* a bug, but only occurs if blog.module is enabled.

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crawdad commented

Occurs in my fresh install of 4.7 beta, w/ blog enabled

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admin@thanetcouncil.info commented
Version: 4.7.0-beta3 » 4.6.6
Component: user system » base system
Priority: Critical » Normal

I can assure you that this issue exists in the stable 4.6.6 some items do not output thier content but display "array" instead.

alpha level code "links" does as does the apparently stable glossary module when setting the configeration on an input format (ie limited html).

This was on a clean install...

I think this error is intrinsic to the code base and reprisents a common failure during data handling. However I can no longer be bothered to figure out what's gone wrong in the code.

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admin@thanetcouncil.info commented
Version: 4.6.6 » 4.7.0-beta3
Component: base system » user system
Priority: Normal » Critical

oh cack, there's always one UI that has to be different. sorry....