1. Log in to the administration account
2. Go to the forums and pick one of the forum topics
3. Click edit
4. Change the pulldown to a different Forum
5. Select "Leave shadow copy"
6. Navigate back to the old container forum
Expected behavior: node is moved and shadow topic shows up in the old forum
Actual behavior: node is moved, but no shadow topic appears in the old forum
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #4 | shadow-topic-broken-bug45850.patch | 439 bytes | Wesley Tanaka |
Comments
Comment #1
chx commentedThe quality of Wesley's bug reports are astonishing. I will bookmark this one and point those that post "it does not work" to it.
Comment #2
Wesley Tanaka commentedIn response to that totally off-topic comment... ;)
If Drupal doesn't already have bug reporting guidelines, it might be a better idea to write some up instead. Mozilla's Bug Writing Guidelines are reasonably well written. They're mozilla-specific, but might make a good template for a Drupal version.
If low-quality bug reports are a problem, another simple idea that you might try is to pre-populate the description field with an empty template. Maybe something like:
In any case, I suggest that nobody else gets to follow up on this topic here, lest people get confused and forget about the bug. =)
Comment #3
Wesley Tanaka commentedbug introduced in forum.module revision 1.301
Comment #4
Wesley Tanaka commentedComment #5
Wesley Tanaka commentedMarking critical, since this is a regression.
Comment #6
dries commentedtaxonomy_nodeapi() is supposed to load the terms ...
Comment #7
moshe weitzman commentedComment #8
dries commentedFixed this by rolling back the previous change.
Comment #9
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