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The Revisioning module changes a menu item's page callback through a hook_menu_alter():
$items['node/%node']['page callback'] = $items['node/%node/view']['page callback'] = '_revisioning_view';
However, the taxonomy menu trails module does a check on the page callback value to see if the user is viewing a node page using:
if ($item['page_callback'] == 'node_page_view')){
I don't know if it's the revisioning module that's not playing nicely or taxonomy menu trails, but for now I changed the
if ($item['page_callback'] == 'node_page_view')){
to
if (arg(0)=="node"){
Any feedback on this would be appreciated ;)
Comments
Comment #1
Dmitriy.trt CreditAttribution: Dmitriy.trt commentedYes, there is a problem, maybe we should detect node page in some other way. For example:
I'll make this change in the next release (6.x-1.2). Thanks for reporting.
Comment #2
Dmitriy.trt CreditAttribution: Dmitriy.trt commentedFixed in latest release (6.x-1.2)