Closed (won't fix)
Project:
Advanced Profile Kit
Version:
5.x-1.0-alpha4
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Support request
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
23 Jun 2008 at 22:20 UTC
Updated:
25 Jun 2008 at 13:12 UTC
Going to admin/panels/panel-page/userprofile/edit/content > Add content > My buddies
Done.
But in the profile page buddies are not seen, it is empty with a 'more' link
If we click 'My buddylist' menu item ( generated by the buddylist module)
we can see the name of the buddies.
Have tested on a fresh install of latest Drupal 5x with
advanced_profile-5.x-1.0-alpha4
bio-5.x-1.2
cck-5.x-1.7
panels-5.x-2.0-beta5
views-5.x-1.6
buddylist etc
Thus link has the database file. http://drupal.org/files/issues/drupal57test.zip
Comments
Comment #1
michelleI don't see usernode on that list. Please confirm you have that before I dig any further.
Michelle
Comment #2
minesota commentedSorry I missed the word 'usernode etc and other dependancies'
Yes usernode is there, and it is enabled and proper permissions granted.
The file attached is the database file which contains usernodes and all other tables, and permissions.
So if this db is used along with the drupal files and folders, it will straightway reproduce the situation
I think :)
Comment #3
minesota commentedMichelle,
I dug out further :)
This problem happens at the theme level, that is, how 'theme' and 'advanced profile'
are talking to each other.
If, for example, theme switch for the site is available and the user switches to 'Chamelon'
the Buddy list shows up THOUGH the entire profile page becomes single column despite the bi-columnar nice layout that garland showed. With Chamelon the buddylist shows up as a list ( ideal would have been 'grid') and it shows the user numbers also, which should be hidden by default.
PS: With all these, the blog_theme.module functions are lost but that is another issue probably.
Which means the user cannot apply his chosen theme to his profile, which is otherwise normally allowed and possible by the blogtheme module.
Comment #4
michelleAh, I see. Yeah, because of the way the theming is handled, it does require a phptemplate theme. I'll make a note on the project page but this isn't something I can fix.
Michelle
Comment #5
minesota commentedHow to say thank you ! Thanks a lot. So that is a problem with theme. Since garland is the current default theme and perhaps the most promoted theme, I think it should be made to be compatible with such 'social-essental' modules.
Now, can there be any 'dirty' fix ? Any way to show things as grid view ( x row by y row ) ?
[Views have options to show as table, list etc but still no grid :( )
Comment #6
artycul commentedi'm suffering this problem too... this is what the source output for the panel is (at least for me):
Comment #7
artycul commentedthe 'dirty'-fix should be copying the file sites/all/modules/advanced_profile/advprofile/advanced_profile_view_buddylist_of_uid.tpl.php to your sites/all/themes/*your-themename'/
Comment #8
michelle@artycul - Heh, nothing dirty about that. That's part of the module setup. But that doesn't help the OP's issue, which is that advprofile only works with phptemplate themes.
@minesota - I have only ever used phptemplate themes. I can't help you with making this work with other engines.
Michelle