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The "Module Quickjump" worked nice, until I also ticked on "Module Filter"; the drop-down Quickjump field gets tiny and contains nothing.
"Module Quickjump" (without these conflicting errors) is just a simple module, but very handsome. With the drop down menu, one gets very quickly to sections / section-titles. Often there are other modules related that one can't find within the specific section; the way to find these is by searching on keywords with control-F, or with another module like "Module Filter".
Actually I like the Module Quickjump's basic architecture above "Module Filter". So I prefer that the later one is integrated in the first one, not otherwise around.
See screen-shot of all the 'Module-modules' I have, nicely organized by "Module Filter".
It would be nice if conflicts between these modules can be resolved and also integrated to one or two main-modules..!
P.S.: I haven't filed issues at the other Module-modules, because the error happens in Quickjump. Probably I'll file issues referring to his thread, asking for integration on the other project issue pages too.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
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| Module_modules.PNG | 29.28 KB | ClearXS | |
| Module_Filter_Quickjump.PNG | 90.42 KB | ClearXS |
Comments
Comment #1
ClearXS commentedLinked placed to this isse at the other project:
Conflict with "Modules Quickjump" + request integration with other Module-modules - http://drupal.org/node/912408
Comment #2
greenskin commentedThe issue only resides when Module Filter's tabs are enabled. By disabling tabs at /admin/settings/module_filter the quickjump select input will function properly again.
It might be advantageous to disable the quickjump javascript if Module Filter is enabled and it has tabs enabled as I do not see the quickjump select input being too useful in the tabs view. Otherwise an alternative method of building the quickjump select input would be to detect Module Filter is enabled and tabs are enabled then loop through the links in the tabs bar rather than by fieldsets. Though again, I don't see it be advantageous as it would simply be like clicking the tab, since the use of tabs reduces the need of scrolling to find a group of modules.
Comment #3
lpalgarvio commentedperhaps it would make sense to merge the modules and provide the quickjump when tabs are disabled.