I know this is /really/ weird, but I could use some help. After spending some time switching back and forth between a few of the different slash colors, one of the blocks on the left sidebar suddenly changed so that what should have been text was suddenly a link. This was both in the title of the block and within the block. (And, the link was pointing to www.google.com.) First, this happened with Simple Newsletter. I thought it was their bug. After fooling around and moving the block from left sidebar to content, the problem disappeared. The problem didn't return if I moved the block to the right sidebar. Then, the phenomenon started on another left sidebar block. If I switch from slash red to slash black, (or any other slash) the problem also goes away. I'm a newbie to drupal and templating systems, so I'm not totally sure where to turn, and any help would be appreciated. I don't know if this is a problem with the theme or the phptemplate engine. And, of course, any help would be deeply appreciated.. Thanks. (Matt Temple)

Comments

heuristik’s picture

Just wanted to add this -- I made an error above. This behavior occurs for all of the slash colors in identical ways. It seems
that one or more manu blocks on the left sidebar will exhibit this behavior, and I can cause a change in which particular
block by changing the priority of a block or by moving a block to content or the right-sidebar. --- Matt Temple

heuristik’s picture

Another addition: to see this problem in action, the URL is
http://research2.dfci.harvard.edu/drupal

heuristik’s picture

Just to add more, when I view source, there's NO link in the code! But "h2" is APPEARING as a link in my browser -- Firefox or Safari.

<!-- start block -->
<div class="block block-user" id="block-user-3">
<div class="title1"><div class="title2">
<h2>Who's online</h2>
</div></div>
<div class="content">There are currently 1 user and 0 guests online.<div class="item-list"><h3>Online users</h3><ul><li><a href="/drupal/user/1" title="View user profile.">admin</a></li></ul></div></div>
</div>
</td>
heuristik’s picture

Uh, DUH. I just realized that this was always in the block following a block I'd created called "external links," and I'd
forgotten to close the text associations with an external link to google. If someone would tell be how kill this unfortunate bug I'd posted, I'd appreciate it.

Sigh,

Matt

frjo’s picture

Category: bug » support
Priority: Critical » Normal
Status: Active » Fixed
Anonymous’s picture

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)