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Ive created a second content type so my site has two content types that can be used as forums. When I create a node of the second content type, it appears in the advanced forum but is styled differently to the original forum content type (see attached image).
It doesnt show the number of replies and views and has this text:
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Thanks
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Comment #1
edubacco CreditAttribution: edubacco commentedSame problem, subscribe.
Comment #2
troky CreditAttribution: troky commentedGive me steps to reproduce the problem so I can check it out.
Comment #3
jdln CreditAttribution: jdln commentedI should have specified, ideally I would use a new taxonomy for the new content type so the steps are:
Create a new content type called 'Forum 2'.
Create a new taxonomy vocabulery called 'Forum 2'
Add a term field for the new content type for the new taxonomy vocabulary.
Now I would like the new content type to have the same styling (see image in my original post) as the default forum content type has.
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Not as good for me but another option would be for the new content type to share the original vocabulary. So the steps would be:
Create a new content type called 'Forum 2'.
Add a term field for the new content type for the taxonomy vocabulary 'Forum'.
As you can see from the attached image in this post the styling and term pages dont treat the 2 content types the same way.
Thanks
Comment #4
troky CreditAttribution: troky commentedYou are missing some steps here. I can't replicate your problem.
How do you make another content type to appear in AF?
You can contact me privately to avoid spamming issue queue.
Comment #5
jdln CreditAttribution: jdln commentedIf the new content type uses the same default vocabulary then its nodes will appear on the term page they are tagged with. However the styling isnt the same. You can see this in the image in my original post.
Does that answer everything? Thanks
Comment #6
jdln CreditAttribution: jdln commentedWhat would be really great for me is if I could have the advanced forum styling (of vocabulary and term pages etc) for a new content type that also used a new vocabulary. In my mind this would extend Drupal's modular approach to this module. Ive no idea how many people would benefit from this or how much work it is so I hope im not coming across as ungrateful.
Comment #7
MichelleHas this been resolved? #4 looks like this has been taken private. If it's fixed, please mark it so.
Comment #8
troky CreditAttribution: troky commentedThis will have to wait some better time.
Comment #9
maen CreditAttribution: maen commentedsubscribe! Same here... as #4
Comment #10
BrianVu CreditAttribution: BrianVu commentedI am also having this issue.
I'm trying to create a new Content Type of "Club News" so users can add news and have the post show up in the News forum category.
Comment #11
BrianVu CreditAttribution: BrianVu commentedNo solution? :(
Comment #12
jj0914 CreditAttribution: jj0914 commentedI am having exactly the same issue, any solution pls?
Comment #13
misterpo CreditAttribution: misterpo commentedHello all,
Same here, running Drupal 7.43 and Advanced Forum 7.x-2.6
I have followed the steps given in https://www.drupal.org/node/1003308 (disabled all depending modules and enable them).
My forum taxonomy machine name is "forums" so I don't understand what's going on...
Any help appreciated.