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Node Accessibilty does in node view inform me on several major and minor problems on different nodes ...
BUT: Node Accessibilty Statistics says "there are no major problems detected" and "there are no major problems detected"
how can that be?
Comments
Comment #1
thekevinday CreditAttribution: thekevinday commentedThere are per-content-type specific settings.
Inside of the "Administration » Structure » Content types" settings page (/admin/structure/types/manage), edit a particular node type.
There should be an "Accessibility Validation" vertical tab.
The "Validation Method" has an option to "Save", such as "Manually Validate & Save".
For accessibility statistics to work, it must be saved to the database.
Once this settings is applied, then the validation test must be re-performed.
Comment #2
bavarian CreditAttribution: bavarian commentedin the "per-content-type specific settings i have for testing purpose only activated this module for the News-content-type.
and I have choosen "automaticale validate & save", which i guess should save the results and statistics to tht database ...
but still: the statistics do not inform on on single major or minor problem
Comment #3
thekevinday CreditAttribution: thekevinday commentedI've never been able to reproduce.
This might be a problem with your database.
MySQL is known to have non-compliance issues with the SQL standard (It's how they achieve some of their performance improvements) and does have occasional problems.
This could be one of those situations.
Also, if the statistics aren't reporting, then maybe its not SQL but the quail api?
If the quail-api does not detect a problem, then there is nothing to stat.