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Hi,
I have a big problem.
I use the Dublin Core Creator and enered if on every single site. Now in the html it takes the user (so in my case root) as Dublin Creator. But I enered in the field dublin creator for the node the right creator.
So where is my mistake? For the other fields like decription nodewords works.... Thanks
Comment | File | Size | Author |
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#8 | nodewords_0961005.patch | 1.35 KB | apaderno |
#7 | nodewords_0961004.patch | 1.13 KB | apaderno |
#6 | nodewords_0961003.patch | 1.29 KB | apaderno |
Comments
Comment #1
chris_bbg888 CreditAttribution: chris_bbg888 commentedOk , i tested it now on a second drupal installation. its the same problem. So it seems to be a bug to me.
Comment #2
apadernoI am sorry, but I have not understood what the problem is. May you describe it in detail?
Comment #3
chris_bbg888 CreditAttribution: chris_bbg888 commentedThanks, sorry my English is no the very best.
So I use nodewords and enter for every single node the metatags "description", "Dublin core creator" and "Dublin Core Title".
If I have a look in the html output of a site it shows me for "description" and "Dublin Core title" the words I entered. Thats fine.
The problem is with the dublin core creator. In the html code it shows the the username (like root, chris) that published the article. What I want is that in the Dublin Core Creator Metatag it shows me the name I entered in the node. So basically nodewords uses the username instead of the Dublin Core Creator I entered manually.
I hope you know what to do :) Thanks
Comment #4
apadernoBasically, I would enter (in example) Alberto Paderno, and the module would print out kiamlaluno.
Comment #5
chris_bbg888 CreditAttribution: chris_bbg888 commentedExactly. I tried this with two different drupal installations. :(
Comment #6
apadernoThe code has been changed, and committed in CVS.
The attached file is the patch for the development snapshot.
Thanks for your report.
Comment #7
apadernoThe previous patch didn't consider the default value for the meta tag; the attached patch is the correct one.
Comment #8
apadernoThis is the patch that changes the code for the meta tag DC.CONTRIBUTOR too.
Comment #9
chris_bbg888 CreditAttribution: chris_bbg888 commentedsorry guys I dont get it.
I opend the file nodewords_extra.module but cannot find the lines you mentioned.
In front of some lines there is no "-" or "+". Some other line includes @
So actually I doent know what to change as I get an error for updating drupal now.
I deleted this
Instead I have this:
There must be something wrong. Sorry about that
Comment #10
apadernoSee the referring version I set.
In Drupal.org it is not possible to change an official release; you can only create another official release, which is created from the development snapshot.
Comment #11
chris_bbg888 CreditAttribution: chris_bbg888 commentedyou guys probably entered the right code in your file / installation. maybe you can post the right nodewords_extra.module. that'll be great. thanks
Comment #12
apadernoSee http://drupal.org/cvs?commit=296782, http://drupal.org/cvs?commit=296792, and http://drupal.org/cvs?commit=296798.
When I mark a report as fixed is because I committed the code.
Comment #13
chris_bbg888 CreditAttribution: chris_bbg888 commentedso which version do i use? sorry I'm new to programming & drupal?
Comment #14
apadernoPlease leave the issue as I set it.