Come together with the global Drupal community in Rotterdam, 28 Sept – 1 Oct 2026. Sessions, contribution, connection, and Early Bird savings until 8 June.Hello. I created a new content type, with several textareas and found that the "Mark terms in content" works only in the field "Body" created by default. Is there any way to get recognized Glossary terms and check for any field with a textarea created in CCK?
Thanks
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Comment #1
marty2081 commentedHi,
The marking of terms is implemented with a content filter. You have to enable the content filter on each input format in which you want terms to be marked.
Some thing you might want to check:
Comment #2
marty2081 commentedComment #3
qahuama commentedHi Marty2081.
I have enabled the lexicon filter in all input formats of the website: filtered html, full html, php code. For the textareas I use any of the input formats, but that does not seem to be the problem.
On the page where you set the order of the filters I've tried both putting it first as last, is now last.
I´ll tell U what I do:
- I edit the content type "page".
- I add a new field of type text, a textarea (I mark the option "Processing text: Filtered text (users select input format)").
- I go to the configuration of CKEditor, and i add the new field i´ve created, so CKEditor shows in the textarea
- I create a new page, now I´ve got the "body textarea" and "body textarea 2" (the textarea I added to the content type). Both textareas have CKEditor actived, both have the input format in "full html" (for example).
- Then I insert some terms of my glossary in both textareas. I save the page. When I see the page, all the terms i´ve entered in "body textarea" are marked, but the same terms i´ve entered in "body textarea 2" are not marked.
I don´t know if this only happens to me, can anyone corfirm this problem?
Thanks
Comment #4
marty2081 commentedIgnore this reply. I thought you were using the 7.x version of the Lexicon, but I just saw you are using the 6.x version...
Comment #5
marty2081 commentedOK, I've now also tried this in the D6 version :). I've done exactly what you described, but I have no problem. See the attachment for proof.
My "test" was on a clean D6 install with only CCK, Text field and Lexicon enabled. Maybe there are other modules that you use that are causing some interference?
Comment #6
qahuama commentedok, I'll see if there is a filter or module that may be interfering with Lexicon. I will post here what I discover. Thanks, sorry for the inconvenience.
Comment #7
marty2081 commentedNo problem. It might be that there is an error in the Lexicon that only shows up in very specific Drupal installations and combinations of filters and modules. Let me know if you find out more.
Comment #8
qahuama commentedHello. I'm still a little lost with this problem. I tried to disable the modules that may relate to this but does not seem to cause the problem.
What I have found so far is that if I add terms to the "Body Textarea 2", then I save the page, then i seee the page and I get the terms (usually). But if i flush caches tables, the terms no longer appear marked.
Keep you informed, thanks
Comment #9
marty2081 commentedI stumbled upon the same problem that allowed me to debug better. It turns out there was a mistake in the code. It is fixed and in release 6.x-1.4. I'm sorry I did not see this earlier.
Comment #10
qahuama commentedok, Marty2081, I had forgotten about it because had failed to find any solution.
Thank you very much