URL isn't added in the "Create Help" link from the help popup
ChrisBryant - June 2, 2009 - 18:57
| Project: | Context Help |
| Version: | 6.x-1.0-rc4 |
| Component: | Code |
| Category: | bug report |
| Priority: | normal |
| Assigned: | darren.ferguson |
| Status: | active |
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Description
When going to any page and clicking the main "Help" button and then clicking the "Create Help" link, it seems the page URL should be appended to the node/add url in the form:
http://example.com/node/add/contexthelp?url=node/2
On my test site the link just looks like this:
http://example.com/node/add/contexthelp?url=
Thus on the node/add page, the URL field isn't populated. I've tried entering a manual url in there such as "node/2" but the context sensitive help doesn't show when clicking the "Help" button/link.
#1
I just tested this further on another site (different environment/modules) and the problem is the same.
#2
Can you please try this with the development branch since changes to the module have been made that made it more stable.
#3
Thanks for the quick reply! I changed to the dev version and now the "Help" link on the pages doesn't show at all.
I started with a new site/db install, using garland theme & don't have any modules enabled other than the ones required for Context Help. If I disable all the styles on the page I see this:
X
* Current Page
* All Pages
* FAQ
No context help available for this section
Create Help
Loading....
Loading....
Seems like a javascript error of some sort? The only thing I can this is that I'm testing with Drupal 6.10. I can test with 6.12 and post back if anything is different.
#4
Did the views and cck nodes get created correctly for the system and is the module configured with the correct node types?
#5
I finally got the URL to show up in the link by enabling Internationalization.
Also, the content types weren't created successfully. I tried several different ways but I couldn't figure it out, and ended up importing manually.
Once I got the URL to show up in the link, the nodes I created still didn't show up proper. Eventually discovered that it requires them to be in language English, instead of Language Neutral.
#6
Not sure why it would need internationalization but will check the code to make sure i did not create an issue
The English piece is because the context help node should have a language incase your using them in different ones that could be the issue for the internationalization also.
Will check before final rc possibly then full 1.0 release
#7
I found two places where there is are internationalization dependencies:
1. In the .module file, line 417
$query .= " AND node.language = '%s' AND '%s' LIKE {%s}.field_url_value";In a Drupal site that has not been set up for internationalization the node.language column is empty.
2. Also in the .module file, line 329
if (!function_exists('locale_language_list'))This function only exists if the locale module is activated.
Great module!
Hope this helps.