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Hi
Can you help me please?
1.I installed the module
2.Enabled it
3.Panels > Miscellaneous > Arthor Pane
4.Saved
No Arthor pane shows?
Please let me know why?
Many Thanks for your time and help
Comments
Comment #1
Anonymous (not verified) CreditAttribution: Anonymous commentedGetting the same problem on one specific content type. using panels for layout of node, identical to two other content types that are displaying author pane without problem.
Comment #2
Scyther CreditAttribution: Scyther commentedHave you found a way to get it to work, or is this still a issue?
Comment #3
Anonymous (not verified) CreditAttribution: Anonymous commentedNo, it is very much "hit and miss" with the Author pane. Sometimes I create a content type and it works, other times no luck. Same thing with panels. I tried troubleshooting it for hours and could never seem to isolate the problem. I still use it when it works because the layout is ideal and it looks good.
I created my own views of the user picture, name, etc and use those views on panels with user generated content. The only thing I can't include easily is the red and green "online status" icons. I can create "online/offline status" for the views by looking at how long it has been since the user logged in/posted something. If you need help with this let me know, I should probably make a youtube video showing how to create user profile views.
Comment #4
KarlSheaPanels > Miscellaneous > Author Pane is the block view, and that checks the visibility rules for the author pane which is why it might not be showing up.
If you add a user relationship in the panel, then you can select the "Author Pane (content pane)" in the User section, which should then show up.
Comment #5
Anonymous (not verified) CreditAttribution: Anonymous commentedThanks for the update, KarlShea. I'm not exactly sure I understand what you mean about adding a relationship to the panel. I am familiar with adding relationships to Views and adding an argument to a panel page.
Comment #6
KarlSheaIn the Panel Variant Contexts tab, there's a Relationships block that lets you add a relationship to an entity connected to the entity you're viewing. So for instance if you're in the node override panel you can select "User from Node (on node.node_author)" and that will load the user entity that created the node.
Once that's available and you go to add a pane to your panel, you'll see User > "Author Pane (content pane)" which won't check user visibility rules.