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I have used insertview to put a view into a page. Unfortunately the hover links are showing (not as hover) even for the anonymous user. I turned off the hover links view in the views settings, but they still show up.
Any ideas?
Comments
Comment #1
davidmolliere CreditAttribution: davidmolliere commentedI had the same issue and found out that there is an option in the tools tabs in Views (/admin/build/views/tools) to turn off the links.
You have to select the checkbox "Do not show hover links over views".
It's not as good as being able to turn them off on a per view basis (at last I don't know that you can), or better turn them off only when inserted in a newsletter but it's a way to get your views in newsletter to be usable...
Comment #2
Pasquallethose links should be visible only for users with "administer views" permission. Please check that the anonymous user does not have this permission.
Comment #3
monotaga CreditAttribution: monotaga commentedsubscribing
Comment #4
AnotherHowie CreditAttribution: AnotherHowie commentedI am getting this too, after an upgrade from 5.19 to 6.13, and Insert Views 6.x-1.0. Only the admin role has Administer Views, and the "Do not show hover links over views" is turned on.
Comment #5
bdwelle CreditAttribution: bdwelle commentedI agree this is an issue. Ideally, the insert_view calling syntax would include an option to disable the hover links. For my purposes, I never want them in inserted views, so I hacked the module and added a single line to the _insert_view_substitute_tags() function:
Comment #6
mrfelton CreditAttribution: mrfelton commentede.g.:
In a custom module:
Comment #7
doublejosh CreditAttribution: doublejosh commentedI'm having this same problem too. Seems to have been fairly sudden... but that's how it always seems!
(I did recently rebuild the node_access table while uninstalling Content Access, but that's a node permission table.)
I am using Boost, so it might be a problem with that.
Comment #8
hass CreditAttribution: hass commentedMy feeling is that #1031784: Disable unusual hover links for compatibility with other modules like linkchecker shows that there are other issues, too. merlinofchaos also commented that insert_view should always disable the admin hover links.
Comment #9
hass CreditAttribution: hass commentedThere is a patch in #1031784: Disable unusual hover links for compatibility with other modules like linkchecker. Marking therefore as duplicate.