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With a default weight of 0, the title form element often gets after a custom field with the same default weight. Patch attached.
Comment | File | Size | Author |
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eck.title_weight.patch | 450 bytes | Les Lim | |
Comments
Comment #1
kolier CreditAttribution: kolier commentedI think solve this problem should combine with 'hook_field_extra_fields()'.
Comment #2
cdracars CreditAttribution: cdracars commentedI have applied the patch and found it to function... I'm not sure how to make the second approach work however?
Comment #3
kolier CreditAttribution: kolier commentedHi, cdracars,
Try ECK Extras: http://drupal.org/sandbox/kolier/1700728, and give some feedback.
Comment #4
Jorrit CreditAttribution: Jorrit commentedI don't agree with the patch, because users should be able to drag the title field below another field, just like with nodes. The patch from #2 and also #1824772: Add entity properties to "Manage Fields" form add that functionality.
Comment #5
webadpro CreditAttribution: webadpro commentedI feel like the title should be added as a manageable field. Since nodes are more fixed as term of what they do, ECK allows endless possibilities. I think adding the title field is simply adding extra flexibility.
Comment #6
ff1 CreditAttribution: ff1 commentedThe patch at #1824772: Add entity properties to "Manage Fields" form allows you to arrange the order of fields and properties as required, which is a much more flexible solution. Let's get that patch committed, then this patch is not required.
Comment #7
webadpro CreditAttribution: webadpro commentedRight. I Must agree with you ff1.
Comment #8
eric.napier CreditAttribution: eric.napier at CivicActions commentedmarking fixed, since #1824772: Add entity properties to "Manage Fields" form is complete this issue is no longer relevant.