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I'm using the current version, 6.15, as well and have the same problem with character-encoded HTML appearing as my page title on the node '..admin/user/user' and '..admin/user/user/list' (and in those node's breadcrumbs). See gshot.png and mshot.png referenced in the original post.
I've seen the problem around for quite a while. I also use menu_breadcrumbs and have suspected that this effect is some consequence of using the two together. Up to now, my solution has been to remove admin_menu at the end of the development cycle. Is there a solution that will enable me to use admin menu on a production site without this difficulty? Or am I missing a probably too obvious config. setting?
I've discovered the issue for my installations. The problem is not with Admin Menu, but with Menu Breadcrumbs.
The download version of Menu Breadcrumbs has an unapplied patch that enables you to ignore specific menus thereby enabling you to ignore the admin menu and have it display in the default Drupal manner in the breadcrumb and page title.
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arlinsandbulte commentedAnd how does this relate to Taxonomy Menu??????
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temp commentedups sorry move to->Administration menu
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arlinsandbulte commentedComment #4
dave reidPlease confirm you're using the latest version and adjust the version field here accordingly.
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temp commentedyes, it right, i'm use 6.x-1.5 version
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temp commentedand user screen look like that
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dcolburn commentedI'm using the current version, 6.15, as well and have the same problem with character-encoded HTML appearing as my page title on the node '..admin/user/user' and '..admin/user/user/list' (and in those node's breadcrumbs). See gshot.png and mshot.png referenced in the original post.
I've seen the problem around for quite a while. I also use menu_breadcrumbs and have suspected that this effect is some consequence of using the two together. Up to now, my solution has been to remove admin_menu at the end of the development cycle. Is there a solution that will enable me to use admin menu on a production site without this difficulty? Or am I missing a probably too obvious config. setting?
Comment #8
dcolburn commentedComment #9
dcolburn commentedI've discovered the issue for my installations. The problem is not with Admin Menu, but with Menu Breadcrumbs.
The download version of Menu Breadcrumbs has an unapplied patch that enables you to ignore specific menus thereby enabling you to ignore the admin menu and have it display in the default Drupal manner in the breadcrumb and page title.