Static title [field_myfieldname-url] token returning only first url as title when using "Add another item" [#1020374]

This is my first post, so hopefully in right place and right manner. First thanks for this module, if I can get it to work as I want it will be very fundamental to my current project.

I have a link field as part of a CCK Multigroup, Static Title is selected using [field_myfieldname-url] token. This works as expected for first line of multigroup, however when using a second line through "Add more" the link is returned correctly with new input but the title is returned the same as in line 1. This occurs for every subsequent line - correct link but line 1 title.

Number of repeats is set to unlimited.

All other fields associated with the multigroup act as expected.

Thank you in anticipation.

Comments

Comment #1

James-TRMS CreditAttribution: James-TRMS commented 9 January 2011 at 13:12

Title:	Static title [field_ingredient-url] token returning only first url as title in multigroup	» Static title [field_myfieldname-url] token returning only first url as title when using "Add another item"
Issue tags:	-CCK Multigroup	+token

Actually, this happens whether in multigroup or not, the "Add another item" function returns the same problem when used - right url, wrong title.

Comment #2

FuXXz CreditAttribution: FuXXz commented 26 March 2011 at 02:51

same for me? any solutions?
Or is there a other way to at the titlefield to the link title attribut?

Comment #3

James-TRMS CreditAttribution: James-TRMS commented 29 March 2011 at 06:02

Hi
in the end I dropped this in favour of using taxonomy and the content taxonomy module. This gives various options that actually provided a much neater solution to what i was trying to achieve. -

Users can enter a term into a cck field that can either match an existing taxonomy term or optionally create a new one. The output is then automatically linked back to a page automatically generated for that term which you can theme according to your own requirements and provides a list of all other nodes using the same term by default.

Took a bit of effort getting my head round it initially but compared to what I had originally intended to do manually this was by far the better option in the long run - I hadn't fully accounted for the number of different terms I was going to wind up managing (over 800 so far) and I would never have achieved this any other way. The taxonomy system has its own built in management tools and add on modules to help.

I hope you find this useful.