Come together with the global Drupal community in Rotterdam, 28 Sept – 1 Oct 2026. Sessions, contribution, connection, and Early Bird savings until 8 June.The required marker doesnt appear and sure enough it lets user post nodes without tagging it under the vocabulary I have set as 'required'.
Not sure this is 4.6.2 specific, might be a bug in all 4.6 versions . Also, my site only uses 'forum' node type.
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| Comment | File | Size | Author |
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| #3 | taxonomy.module.patch_4.txt | 328 bytes | magico |
| #2 | taxonomy.module.patch_3.txt | 326 bytes | magico |
| #1 | taxonomy.module.patch_2.txt | 545 bytes | magico |
Comments
Comment #1
magico commentedI confirm that the "required" mark does not appear.
Anyway, when a vocabulary is marked as "required", it does fill the dropdown with terms for that vocabulary. Meaning that at least the first term from that list will be used.
Here is the patch for 4.6.9
Comment #2
magico commentedAnd here is the patch for HEAD
Comment #3
magico commentedRerolled for 5.x-dev
Comment #4
magico commentedJust to state that the patch for 4.6.9 applies to 4.6.x-dev
Comment #5
drumm$blank doesn't indicate requiredness, it is used as the optional first element of the selection, and is sometimes ''.
And this sort of string check should be more explicit, such as '$blank !== 0'.
Comment #6
JirkaRybka commentedI believe this is duplicate now - there's a patch at http://drupal.org/node/180109