Disabling or moving node/add/[content-type] links from beneath "Add content" in the navigation menu also removes them from the Add content page (node/add)
Short story: Turn the navigation menu off on any site for which you are customizing the user experience, it is only going to cause you pain.
Seeing "You have not created any content types yet. Go to the content type creation page to add a new content type." when you know darn well you have content? And node/add/page, say, still works?
Is it a bug, a feature, or 'gee. huh' that moving a content add form out from under "Add content" in the navigation menu will also remove it from the node/add page?
i mean, move node/add/story from its place in the navigation menu and it disappears from the node/add page?
in Drupal 7. Finding no documentation. It's not too bad since you can't delete the "Add content" link. I'm going to go with calling it a hidden feature
Steps to reproduce:
go to any drupal 7 site, /admin/structure/menu/manage/navigation -- move both Article and Basic page (on a default install) out from under "Add content"
now visit node/add -- and it will tell you that you have no content types
now, just disable the node/add menu link that is parent to node/add/article etc, and then the page still works, which is good
IRC response: omfg why would you do that o_O :D
why should you try to change the menu structure
A: if someone wanted to group their content in the menu
ow I see
"Add serious content" - page, article. "Add silly content" - poll ;-)
i imagine it's a "you're weird if you do that, deal with it" issue at D7 at this point, because i don't think we'll be changing how system_admin_menu_block() works
Note: This was actually caused for me by a Drupal 7 dev/alpha upgrade through beta to release candidate, which left the Add content menu item stranded in the Manage menu rather than going with its Basic page, Article, etc. children to the revived Navigation menu.
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Just ran into this today. My
Just ran into this today. My workaround was to hide/disable "Add content" (but not the article/basic page content types underneath it) in Navigation. If you need the links to, for ex. node/add/article, just create a new menu item for it which you can then place wherever you want. Seems to be working.
Thank you!!
I read your comments and i fillaly (thank to you)found the f..g solution.
:)
I appreciate,
Chris
After enabling Views, a
After enabling Views, a message appears saying something for an offset 1 that is undefined in 519 line of view.module
Please help me!!
Drupal, without views, is not Drupal!!
Thank you
Chris
More information would be needed for anyone to help you
Please see how to write a bug report.
Blog Module is not stable
(Sorry for my poor English)
I' ve created a blog (in drupal 7).
Everything work fine (i think so) but when i press Reply gives me a fatal error:
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Fatal error: Call to undefined function _comment_load() in C:\xampp\htdocs\www_anaptyxis\sites\all\modules\page_title\modules\comment.page_title.inc on line 46
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about line 46:
// Is this a root comment or a child comment (top level or nested)...
(46)---> if (($pid = arg(3)) && $comment = _comment_load($pid)) {
// Reply to comment...
$types['comment'] = $comment;
Can you help me?
Thank you
Chris
I erased the _ before
I erased the _ before "comment"...!!
if (($pid = arg(3)) && $comment = _comment_load($pid)) {
like this!!
if (($pid = arg(3)) && $comment = comment_load($pid)) {
and it works!! am i right?
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