Still pondering #719522: show on vocab admin list which vocabs are applied to users., but this seems like a good thing to do too.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #5 | 856234-5.user_terms.show-on-vocab-edit.patch | 1.38 KB | joachim |
| #3 | 856234-3.user_terms.show-on-vocab-edit.patch | 1.36 KB | joachim |
| #1 | 856234.user_terms.show-on-vocab-edit.patch | 1.14 KB | yeputons |
Comments
Comment #1
yeputons commentedPatch is attached.
Comment #2
joachim commentedLol. I made a patch too, but didn't have time to upload it yesterday... :)
Only differs from yours in the #description. Will commit this soon.
Comment #3
joachim commentedHere's my version of the patch.
Will commit when I'm on a better connection :)
Comment #4
yeputons commentedI think that your patch is better because it checks user's permissions and uses #value instead of #default_value. Also it has more complete description. But I think that we need to use my version of #description because it's more "core-like". Another thing I want to change is correct the second part of description.
So my suggestions are:
to
and
to
Comment #5
joachim commentedGood call.
I've adapted your change to the second line slightly:
$description .= ' ' . t('This can be edited on the user terms settings page.', array(
Committed this patch.
#856234 by yeputons, joachim: Added indication on vocab admin form that a vocab is applied to users.