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I split node form to two step: http://s2.hostingkartinok.com/uploads/images/2013/01/579c844f6808b906d1b...
It's work.
I install Domain Access module and then in the second step began appearing error: http://s2.hostingkartinok.com/uploads/images/2013/01/0b1310efcd7af18b19c...
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Comments
Comment #1
stBorchertHm, the main problem here is that Domain access adds its fields using
hook_form_alter()
so Multistep Nodeform does not recognize them (it is hiding all fields not associated to steps).I will work on a solution for this. Maybe an option like "view all fields not associated to a step in step #x" ...
Comment #2
stBorchertUhm, which version of Domain Access are you using?
I've tested it right now with version 7.x-3.7 and I could move a field named "Domain access" into a single step and switch from one step to another without an error:
Unfortunately #1894468: Step label appearing at bottom of each form step is valid here, too :/
Comment #3
stBorchertI've committed a smal change to msnf.module that fixes some weird behavior with form elements added by other modules using hook_form_alter().
If elements are exposed to the Field UI using hook_field_extra_fields() you can arrange them and move the element into a single step. Otherwise the element will be hidden on the node form.
Comment #4
xandeadx CreditAttribution: xandeadx commentedI forgot to use Domain Access options Display in vertical tabs = Yes
try Save button on the last step
cool, it's work
Comment #5
stBorchert"Fixed" then?
Comment #6
xandeadx CreditAttribution: xandeadx commented