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Project:
Smartqueues for Organic Groups
Version:
6.x-1.x-dev
Component:
Code
Priority:
Critical
Category:
Bug report
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Unassigned
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Created:
15 Mar 2010 at 11:36 UTC
Updated:
21 Mar 2013 at 14:24 UTC
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Comment #1
chrisschaub commentedI am seeing this too. Seems like a bug, it's creating nodequeues for each type of eligible node, not just the primary group node. We just imported 800 articles on our site, and article is a type of node that can be posted into groups. And boom, 800 nodequeues were created as subqueues withing the group smartqueue.
Thanks for any help.
Comment #2
chrisschaub commentedOk, you need to check off:
Group types which are eligible for a Nodequeue:
And select the "group" type. Otherwise, it will create nodequeues for all content types that are eligible to be in nodequeus.
Comment #3
drtrueblue commentedI'm struggling with this, although I'm using version 6.x-1.0-rc3. Regardless of what the settings / configuration are for [content] type or group type, I still get this problem. Any advise would be greatly appreciated.
Comment #4
lyricnz commentedI am also experiencing this. The problem is caused by smartqueue_og_eligible_group_type() checking for og-smartqueue enabled types using in_array() when the data structure actually looks like:
Array
(
[group_profile] => group_profile
[school_profile] => school_profile
[theme_profile] => theme_profile
[town_profile] => town_profile
[business_profile] => 0
[family_profile] => 0
[individual_profile] => 0
)
(so elements exist in the array, even when the type is not enabled).
Here's a patch that fixes it.
You can clean up any unwanted queues by using the "delete" radio button at the bottom of the nodequeue settings.
Edit: uh, description not quite right. BBIAB.
Comment #5
ice5nake commentedThis issue makes this module seem pretty janky. Gonna try to test this patch if I get a chance.
Comment #6
AntiNSA commentedIs this working?
Comment #7
ice5nake commentedThis patched worked for me.