Other modules' addition to the body or teaser gets lost...

Is this patch the right solution? Can it be committed? I'm having trouble using CCK nodes as Organic Group home pages. Contemplate prevents any of the group nodes from showing on the homepage. Once I disable contemplate, there they are, but the format looks awful.

same problem here.
the patch worked with 4.7, but not in 5.0.

The content module patch does not apply to the most recent release of CCK. Can the patch be updated to work with the newer release?

FWIW it also seems any editing to the Contemplate teaser field causes other modules content to be skipped. For instance, if I hit "reset" when editing my Contemplate template, the buttons for Service Links module show up on my CCK nodes fine. But if I do any manual editing to the teaser area of that same Contemplate template-- like even put in a single extra carriage return or whatever-- the Service Links buttons are then stripped when viewing the node. Hitting "reset" when editing the Contemplate template will then show them again (but that means I can't touch the template once Contemplate creates it).

I suppose I should clarify my earlier statement that the content.module.patch does not work. I have tested it with the current 4.7.1-x developement and 4.7.3-release versions of CCK. In both cases the patch fails. The contemplate patch, however, seemed to work, unfortunately, the patched contemplate module no longer has any effect on the appearance of the CCK node

Your solution is perfectly working with Drupal 4.7.x and I try to adapt it for Drupal 5.x. Up to now, I have not succeeded as the alter/view mechanism seems to have changed a bit but I will post here a solution once I have one. Any hint or help is, of course, welcome...

Why hasn't this patch been included for both projects? I am trying to bring some attention to this issue with this thread:
http://drupal.org/node/162042

Any work on a fix for this issue on CCK 6? This problem may not prevent the module from being used, but it does make it much more difficult to use with book pages, etc. where other modules should be automatically adding links or content to a node.

No CCK will not call contemplate directly... ever!

the solution i got from http://drupal.org/node/265728

replace your contemplate template code with this:

<?php
ob_start(); ?>


// ... PASTE YOUR TEMPLATE HERE......


<?php
$node->content['body']['#value'] = ob_get_contents();
ob_end_clean();

// iterate through each child elements
foreach (element_children($node->content) as $key) {
  // we skip child elements which name preceeded by 'field_'
  if (substr($key, 0, 6) == 'field_') continue;
  // print child element
  print $node->content[$key]['#value'];
}
?>

In Drupal 6 CCK and Premium seem unable to mutually co-exist. I wasn't able to get anything else in this thread to work for me, so I wrote my own little hack to the Contemplate module.

I realize this is probably a terrible way to go about it...and if anyone has better ideas I'd love to hear them, but this is working for me so I figured I'd post it for anyone who is trying to get Premium to work on D6.

The workaround is pretty simple...in contemplate.module, within the call to hook_nodeapi:

Replace: (on like 180 in Contemplate 6.x.1.1)

        elseif (CONTEMPLATE_BODY_ENABLED & $template['flags'] && trim($template['body'])) { // only if there's content in the body field
		$node->body = contemplate_eval($template['body'], $node, $xml_elements); 
        }

With:

        elseif (CONTEMPLATE_BODY_ENABLED & $template['flags'] && trim($template['body'])) { // only if there's content in the body field
			if ($node->premium_access == ''){
			  $node->body = contemplate_eval($template['teaser'], $node, $xml_elements);
              $node->body.='<div class="premium-message">'. check_markup(variable_get('premium_message', t('Full text available to premium subscribers only')), variable_get('premium_format', FILTER_FORMAT_DEFAULT), FALSE) .'</div>';		
			}
			else{
			  $node->body = contemplate_eval($template['body'], $node, $xml_elements); 
			}          
        }

The workaround is very simple. If the Contemplate module is going to set $node->body to your templated output, it first checks if premium access is set. If it is not, it instead sets the $node->body equal to it's templated teaser output, adds the premium string, and outputs that instead.

If anyone has any tips on improving this code I'd love to hear them.

subscribing

I have the same problem (I add a form with nodeapi in a custom module and it gets lost in contemplate). Can we have a status on that problem? I suppose that many things have changed since nov.2006 (first message in this issue) but I must admit that (as newbie), reading all the posts did not help me much... Is a hack the only solution?

I still don't understand why this module cannot render a node the way Drupal does by default. When you enable a template through this module, it automatically removes any links (books, fivestar, etc., .etc) that would be normally viewed with the node. I guess it's just one of the limitations here, and its been this way for over three years. Fixing this would greatly improve the usability of this module.