I have summary module installed on a test site (www.semioz.com).
Summary module seems to install correctly, but I can't seem to get the summary page to show.
I have changed "node" to "summary" in the home page configuration of the drupal installation.
Not luck!
Have I got it wrong?

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mrowe commented

It sounds like you are doing the right thing. I notice, however, that your site claims to be running 4.4RC. I don't know what nedjo has been up to, but I've only personally tested the module with 4.3. It may be worth going back to 4.3.2 and trying it.

Otherwise, I'll try to take a look when I get a chance to install 4.4.

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Summary has now been (roughly) updated to work with Drupal 4.4 RC. More changes are needed, particularly to address themability issues, but it should basically load now if you use the 4.4 release.

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Gunnar Langemark@www.langemark.com commented

The page is there, but the content is not.
No idea why!

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nedjo
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This should now be fixed. For taxonomy term display, install taxonomy_context.module as well as summary. The nodes displayed on the home page are, at present, only of type "story".

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joel_guesclin commented
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Is this the "end of story" (ha-ha :-) )? Or will "books" be available later?

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Gunnar Langemark@www.langemark.com commented

OK I get it now.
Did not notice that only stories would appear.
Would really appreciate if other node types would be included.
Does it take special coding to add each type?

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Summary now displays home page articles through the node.module method (node_page_default()) and so I think should work for all node types (provided they're "promoted to front page").

Technical note: it didn't work this way before because in Drupal 4.3 it wasn't possible to call the node.module's display function without getting the whole page (including header and footer). This is one of the many improvements in 4.4.

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