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It would be beneficial if the loading of follow links, along with the rendered css file, were more flexible.
Comment | File | Size | Author |
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#2 | follow-make_more_alterable-2870476-2.patch | 2.94 KB | greenSkin |
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Comment #2
greenSkin CreditAttribution: greenSkin commentedHere's a patch that allows the load query to be altered, as well as the CSS filename (both necessary for domain access support). A domain access follow module then needs only to, at minimum: add a domain_id field to the {follow_links} table (update unique keys to include the domain_id field); alter the load query to restrict results to ones assigned to the active domain; and alter the CSS filename to reflect the active domain.