By greatbananas on

I'm new to drupal and I can't find how to turn off this function. I have a "Categories" box and I have a "Term" that I posted content to. Once I post to it, next to the term it'll say how long ago I posted. So if I just posted a content to the term, next to the term it'll say "1 sec ago". And for example, after 32 mins later it'll say "32 min 1 sec ago".

How do I turn this off? Thanks.

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greatbananas commented

sorry, typo. it says "it'll same how" I meant "it'll say how"

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gjost commented

i'd also like this.

after much searching, i found a couple possibilities, but not sure what to spend my time on. would be nice if there was a switch somewhere...

- Creating a Block with links belonging to certain taxonomy terms
- Taxonomy browser? (module)
- Taxonomy menu? (module)
- Taxonomy navigation? (module)

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sepeck commented

it's a theme function. What theme are you using and what Drupal version.

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gjost commented

I tried hacking Taxonomy.module, but later found that Taxonomy_DHTML offered what i wanted. Taxonomy_DHTML lets you display each taxonomy in its own Block, and it doesn't display all the extraneous info.

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Lam0r commented

I'd like to know how to disable it too. Whats a simple method instead of resorting to other modules ? Which lines of code do I modify to disable this .. ? Thanks

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sepeck commented

Display of information like that is in the theme. What theme are you using?
-sp
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-Steven Peck
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Lam0r commented

I am using the kubrick Theme. I am familiar with editing the themes. Do I have to remove some php variable in the template code ?

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sepeck commented

I believe so. Kubrick is based on the phptemplate engine. [more info here: http://drupal.org/node/11810].

I had a quick look in the templates but didn't spot anything right off. I'll try to look again later when I have more time.

-sp
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Test site...always start with a test site.

-Steven Peck
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Test site, always start with a test site.
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