I have had some difficulties getting the Taxonomy Menu module to work with the nodeorder module. Starting with a clean slate, I was able to get the Nodeorder module to work just fine after I figured out that you should use the following link to reorder nodes "nodeorder/term/1" instead of "taxonomy/term/1". When I activated the Taxonomy Menu module the Nodeorder module breaks. When I attempted to re-arrange the nodes, I got the following error.
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Access denied
There was a problem moving the node within its category.
You are not authorized to access this page.
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I believe the in some circumstances the Taxonomy Menu module changes how the links are named, which causes problems for the Nodeorder module.
Comments
Comment #1
marcp CreditAttribution: marcp commentedThis is over a year old. Is it still an issue in 6.x?
Comment #2
pvanderspek CreditAttribution: pvanderspek commentedPlease reopen if the bug still exists.
Comment #3
Drupal webdesigner CreditAttribution: Drupal webdesigner commentedI just installed the node order module and had the taxonomy module installed. The menu is now broken..
is there any solution for this?
Regards,
Robin
Comment #4
Drupal webdesigner CreditAttribution: Drupal webdesigner commentedStill here.
Comment #5
mannos CreditAttribution: mannos commentedIt always pays to read the Technical Notes (which I didn't). The module works great but it's wreaking havoc with my paths and the site's SEO-ness, if that's a word. Any plans to enhance the module so that this all works? Otherwise I'll reluctantly have to back it out.
Comment #6
mediamike CreditAttribution: mediamike commentedThis nodeorder module did not work for me running drupal 6.19. The save button was greyed out. It also damages from the SEO point of view. I would love to know how to make every URL of the form nodeorder/term/nnnn to 301 redirect to taxonomy/term/nnnn . I have disabled this module but it has done damage. Too bad, something like this is really needed.