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nodefamily should be improved to a general node relation (API) module, while "old" features will be available in another legacy module.
Comment | File | Size | Author |
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#4 | nodefamily.zip | 32.16 KB | fago |
Comments
Comment #1
tancAny news on how this is progressing? Will the module retain the same name or should I look out for something new?
The 5.x version of the module is awesome and I use it extensively on a complex site, thanks for coding it.
Comment #2
chipway CreditAttribution: chipway commentedHi,
Sorry for the new issue. I copy my question here.
Do you plan to upgrade Node Family to D6 ?
Do you have any idea of the availability date ?
Thanks a lot.
Comment #3
edward.peters CreditAttribution: edward.peters commentedI have heard from fago that a port has been done, but it needs testing. He says he will publish the code asap so that we can test. Warm thanks to these heroes!
Comment #4
fagoHere is it. as said it needs testing and perhaps some love, but it should basically work.
Conceptional changes since 5.x-1.x:
* the main module changed to a node relation API module, which can be used by other modules or e.g. by not yet existing pageroute integration
* the "old" functionality of automatically creating relations between the nodes of a user is gone into a nodefamily legacy module, which makes use of the new API.
* Views integration is still missing
Comment #5
tancAwesome fago, nice one. I will test it soon... actually not for a little while but I'm looking at using it on an upcoming D6 project so I'll let you know my experience. Thanks.
Comment #6
edward.peters CreditAttribution: edward.peters commentedFago, thanks so much for publishing this code. I have done a little initial testing. I notice that the readme.txt may need a little updating in relation to the changes, e.g. admin/content/nodefamily apparently replaced now by admin/content/nodefamily_legacy. Also, when I put the function nodefamily_relation_load into the node.tpl file as per the readme.txt, the function was not found. Unfortunately I am not a Drupal developer and therefore not able to offer more useful feedback at present. But I look forward to seeing the new module stabilised, as I am in great need of it! Thanks again.
Comment #7
fagohm, I think README is still the old and needs to be updated.
Comment #8
chipway CreditAttribution: chipway commentedHi,
Any news about this port ?
Thank you
Comment #9
bneel CreditAttribution: bneel commented+1
Comment #10
paulnem CreditAttribution: paulnem commentedFresh install of drupal 6.x, enabler nodefamily and nodefamily_legacy results in the following error :
Fatal error: Call to undefined function nodefamily_add_relationtype() in /home/datitho4/public_html/sites/default/modules/nodefamily_legacy/nodefamily_legacy.install on line 31
Comment #11
Muskwa CreditAttribution: Muskwa commentedare there any news on drupal 6 port?
Comment #12
sam.e2 CreditAttribution: sam.e2 commentedAny progress?
In the mean time, does anyone know another way of limiting the number of nodes a user may create/edit?
Thanks, and thanks for making this module in the first place :)
Comment #13
SocialNicheGuru CreditAttribution: SocialNicheGuru commentedsubscribing. this module is very useful
Comment #14
design.er CreditAttribution: design.er commentedHi sam.e2,
This module should help you: http://drupal.org/project/node_limitnumber
Here is also the port to D6: http://drupal.org/node/259084
And it seems that the developer forgot to create a function that should create a table in the drupal db. :)
So, before installing the patched module, you have to create this new table in your drupal db:
The sql code that is delivered on the port page does not work, so you'd better use mine.
I hope that will help you.
Regards,
Stefan
Comment #15
ianchan CreditAttribution: ianchan commentedsubscribe
Comment #16
Antinoo CreditAttribution: Antinoo commentedsubscribing
Comment #17
sridharraov CreditAttribution: sridharraov commentedSubscribe
Comment #18
giorgio79 CreditAttribution: giorgio79 commentedThis seems to be the way to go in D6
http://drupal.org/project/noderelationships
Comment #19
Aren Cambre CreditAttribution: Aren Cambre commentedGiven #18 and no progress in a long time, can this module be abandoned?
Comment #20
fagoThat would be fine for 6.x, but there is still a 5.x release - but there never was for 6.x. So I don't see why 5.x should be abandoned thanks to a not existing 6.x version? However feel free to take over 6.x development if you wish.