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Here is what i find in Karma module on line#674
Have fun with the hackishness and use Drupal 5!
Wondering what this means???????????
Comments
Comment #1
mcarbone CreditAttribution: mcarbone commentedWith Drupal 4.7, in order for the karma module to override the comment module's links (e.g., the "x new comment" sort of links attached to nodes), the theme_links function needs to be overridden in template.php with the function provided in the comments. This weakens the usability of this module for non-technical end users. I will think about getting around this somehow, or at least make it clearer to the user via documentation.
Drupal 5 is more flexible in overriding links, so this will not be a problem for the Drupal 5 release. (A dev version coming soon -- only today did I finally take my first step in taking over karma maintenance.)
I will leave this active as a reminder for the time being.
Comment #2
Steven Brown CreditAttribution: Steven Brown commentedThe Karma module has since changed maintainers and headed in a new direction. So I am closing this issue.