By tonycpsu on
I have some nodes with images attached via the Upload module. The images are then displayed with the Inline module. This works great, however, when I try to show the nodes in a view with the Views module, or in a panel with the Panels module, the images are not shown at all. In both instances, I've told the Views and Panels modules to show full node content, and they are showing the full content, but with the inline images stripped from the output. If I view a single node, however, I can see the images.
Is this a limitation of the Inline module, of the Views/Panels modules, or of Drupal itself? Or am I just doing something wrong?
Thanks.
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Since you've found this
Since you've found this problem with Inline as it interacts with several different modules, I'd ask about this as a support request in the queue for Inline. In my experience you get much more detailed answers for problems related to contrib modules there, as opposed to on this general board. (And sorry, I don't know that module.)
The only thing I can think of, from my experience with Views, is that it may have to do with the templates that your theme is using to display the nodes. If you always look at your nodes as pages, you wouldn't notice that the node template isn't right until you look at a view that is outputting nodes. Do you have a template for node-contenttype.tpl.php?
Actually, I first submitted
Actually, I first submitted this as a Panels bug, mainly since I discovered it while trying to add node content to a panel. I didn't get a response, probably because it's really a bug/limitation in Inline rather than something Panels is doing wrong.
As it turns out, following your link to the inline issue queue made me realize that there is a suitable workaround. I had looked at the issue queue before, but was filtering on open issues... So I didn't see this bug, which mentions workaround involving manually putting the Node ID in the inline tag. This has solved my problem for now, and since the bug is marked as "by design", I guess the authors are aware of the limitation.
Thanks!