When viewing a content type marked as a "project" in casetracker, there are two options:

  • add !name
  • view all cases

The second option should be also be replaced with !name to keep consistency in installations that don't use "Project" and "Case" as basic casetracker types.

This issue happens in other places too - I'll post them when I remember where they are.

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timtrinidad’s picture

timtrinidad commented

Also - on the /casetracker page, the tabs should reflect the names of the content types as well.

jmiccolis’s picture

jmiccolis commented

If memory serves the "view all cases" link will list all node types with a case-like relationship with the 'project', regardless of whether the node type is case or not. I realize that the module is uses case in two different ways here 'case' as thing which can be assigned to someone, has a status and type, and 'case' as the name of a content type. I'm open to language improvements but just keep in mind that whatever we go with needs to scale to multiple kinds of cases and projects.

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I would rather use the term case to mean the content type used by module, whatever the content type currently used is. IMO, there would be less confusion for the user. Plus, it would mean simplify the permission strings (permission strings that are not literal strings cannot be translated, and this is a problem for user that don't use English for their Drupal site).

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pedrorocha commented
Status: Active » Closed (won't fix)

I'm cleaning the module issues, so if somebody thinks that this issue does make sense yet, feel free to reopen.

BTW, the 7.x-2.x branch address this issue.